A new modular affordable housing project has reached completion at 401 East 6th Street in Downtown Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the construction of a six-story building offering residential units at affordable units.
Mercy Housing California is the project developer. TCA Architects and Relm are responsible for the designs.
401 East 6th Street Site via Christina Roper (Suffolk Construction)
Construction is now complete for a new permanent supportive housing complex at a corner lot. Named The 6th Street Place apartments, the six-story building brings 70,000 square feet of total built-up area providing 94 residential units at affordable rates. The units are designed as studios. The complex also features community space and a 13-car garage on the ground floor. The building is reserved for low-income households and features one manager’s unit. The People Concern will be provide the residents with on-site services.
The designs feature modular construction sustainably built with cost-effective strategies that support the local community. Individual components of the building were manufactured off-site, then assembled on the site like any typical prefab construction.
The project site sits near the intersection of 6th Street and San Pedro Street.
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