Plans for a new mixed-use project are being discussed for development at 1235 North Vine Street in Hollywood, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the construction of a new six-story mixed-use complex offering spaces for office, commercial and residential uses.
Exit 39 and MGMT Partners are the project developers. Hawkins\Brown Architects is responsible for the designs.
1235 North Vine Street Rendering via HawkinsBrown Architects
The six-story will bring 115,680 square feet of office space developed above 7,810 square feet of ground-floor commercial space. Additionally, a four-level, 250-car subterranean parking garage will also be developed. The building will rise to a height of 105 feet.
With the release of a draft environmental impact report, the project discusses to bring additional spaces for a hotel and residential units. Alternatives considered for the project include a reduced density office building, a 140-room hotel, or a 98-unit multifamily residential building.
1235 North Vine Street via HawkinsBrown Architects
Renderings showcase arches along the ground-floor street frontages that vary in size and scale. The mixed-use development will be located near the intersection of Vine Street and Fountain Avenue in Hollywood. Pending review and approval, construction is expected to occur over an approximately two-year period.
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