A vertically oriented residential building is proposed for 5965 West Lexington Avenue in Hollywood, where project filings outline a seven-level structure rising from a compact urban parcel. Renderings depict a rectilinear mass organized with recessed corner balconies and a consistent grid of punched window openings across the facade.
The development application identifies 1200 Gordon Holding LLC as the applicant. Commun Associates is listed as the project architect.
The building is planned to contain 52 apartments distributed across the upper floors. No automobile parking is included in the proposal. The configuration places residential entries and common circulation at ground level, with the primary mass extending directly upward in a straightforward podium-style composition.
Visual materials illustrate a restrained exterior treatment composed primarily of smooth stucco surfaces, with subtle material variation at balcony recesses to introduce depth along the street-facing elevations.
Program documents indicate that the apartments would be reserved for households qualifying within low- and moderate-income categories under local housing guidelines, enabling the project to access municipal incentive provisions.
If approved, the seven-story structure would add a new residential presence to Lexington Avenue, introducing income-restricted housing within a corridor characterized by a mix of studio, commercial, and multifamily properties.
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