A newly completed mixed-use building has opened at 10375 Washington Boulevard in Palms, bringing new housing and retail space to a corridor seeing steady infill near Sony Pictures Studios. The project, known as Lana, is developed by Guo Rui Group and delivers 139 apartments above ground-floor retail in a walkable pocket of the neighborhood.
A new affordable housing community is moving forward at 1637 Stanford Street in Santa Monica. The six-story development, backed by Community Corp. of Santa Monica, is set to deliver 71 income-restricted apartments just south of Colorado Avenue. Community Corp., a long-standing nonprofit builder of affordable housing, is spearheading the project. Architecture is being led by Kevin Tsai Architecture, which has prepared updated plans for the nearly 67,000-square-foot building.
A new six-story mixed-use project is planned at 5451 West Adams Boulevard in West Adams, Los Angeles. The proposal, filed by CIM Group, would replace the longtime Advance Food Market property with a contemporary building featuring 142 apartments above street-level retail. Design work is being handled by Kevin Tsai Architecture.
Recent city filings propose a six-story building at 10615 West Pico Boulevard in West Los Angeles. The project proposes to bring 66 homes and ~4,000 square feet of street-level commercial and onsite 43 parking spaces. The application notes demolition of existing commercial structures beforehand. The applicant of record is Brian Dror for Pico & Manning, LLC, with Kevin Tsai Architecture is responsible for the designs.
A modest infill project is moving through Los Angeles planning at the corner of North Martel Avenue and West Fountain Avenue, a short walk east of Fairfax at t 1302-1308 N. Martel Avenue and 7317 W. Fountain Avenue in Hollywood. Developer Generation Real Estate Partners proposes to clear three aging cottages and raise a five-story, 47-unit building designed by Kevin Tsai Architecture.
