Ten-Unit Mixed-Use Infill Proposed at 4168 Slauson Avenue in Hyde Park

A compact mixed-use infill project has entered the planning pipeline for Hyde Park, where a four-story building is proposed at 4168 Slauson Avenue that would combine residential units with a neighborhood-serving use at street level.

Plans submitted by Davidandspoke call for the replacement of an existing one-story structure with a new development containing 10 apartments, supplemented by two accessory dwelling units, bringing modest residential density to the corridor while maintaining an active ground-floor presence. The lower level of the building is designed to accommodate a daycare facility, allowing the site to continue serving a community-oriented function alongside new housing.

4168 Slauson Avenue Facade via Bear Architecture

The project is designed by Bear Architecture, with renderings showing a rectilinear massing shaped by the angled parcel. The exterior composition features recessed window bays and vertically organized openings, producing a layered facade that breaks down the building’s four-story height. Materials shown in the plans include a combination of stucco surfaces and terra cotta accents.

4168 Slauson Avenue Aerial View via Bear Architecture

Drawings also indicate landscaped setbacks along the property edges and a roof level programmed for open space, consistent with the project’s small-lot urban infill character. The building envelope appears closely aligned to the site geometry, with upper floors stepping cleanly above the ground-floor program.

4168 Slauson Avenue via Bear Architecture

According to application materials, the project is currently undergoing plan check review. If approved, the development would add incremental housing to Slauson Avenue while preserving a long-standing neighborhood service within a newly constructed structure.

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