505 North Silver Lake has reached its full height. The project, by A.J. Khair Development & Construction, will bring denser housing, along with some low-income units, to the Silver Lake community. The design will incorporate a unique saw tooth building facade with angular balconies, offering a blend of industrial and mid-century modern appeal.
Exterior finishing is underway at 325 North Fickett Street, in East Los Angeles. Bancomer Construction and Development are currently working on the project, which will bring 22 low-income housing units and one manager’s unit to the area, each of which will have its own private balcony or patio.
AMP Lofts have opened in the Arts District of Los Angeles. Greystar Real Estate Partners is the firm behind the project, at 695 South Santa Fe Ave, which will provide artist in residents units to the community. The design includes pieces of the site’s history, such as the signage from the original tenant, AMP Automotive, after which the project is named.
Framing is starting to rise at 107 South Hewitt Street, in the Arts District. The building by Boulevard Partners will bring denser housing and street-level commercial space to the area. Plans also set aside some units for low-income housing.
The second phase of “Currie Hall” has opened in Ramona Gardens, at 1630 San Pablo Street. The project is by American Campus Communities, who both own and manage the first and second phases of the project. The site provides additional student housing to USC.
