Groundbreaking has commenced on an affordable housing project at 405 North Westlake Avenue in Filipinotown, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the construction of a four-story building offering affordable housing and onsite services.
The project is a joint venture between Holos Communities and Restore Neighborhoods L.A. Lehrer Architects is responsible for the designs.
405 North Westlake Avenue Elevation via Lehrer Architects
Construction is underway for an affordable housing complex just north of Temple Street in Historic Filipinotown. Named Loma Verde, the project will rise from a 4500-square-foot lot. Plans call for a four-story building with 18 apartments and no on-site parking. Renderings reveal a contemporary low-rise structure wrapped in greenery.
The project, one of two which Holos is developing with Restore Neighborhoods L.A., was delayed by bot the global pandemic and the inflation that followed. It is among several projects awarded Measure HHH challenge funds.
405 North Westlake Avenue View via Lehrer Architects
Other members of the project team include service provider HOPICS, general contractor Alpha Construction, and funding partners Genesis – LA, Red Stone Equity Partners, and the Los Angeles Housing Department.
The project site sits just north of Temple Street, where developer Trammell Crow Residential developed Alexan Bahay, a mixed-use building featuring 200 apartments and a ground-floor Target.
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