Construction is nearing completion on a new supportive housing development at 9426 South Normandie Avenue in the Westmont neighborhood of South Los Angeles. The project is being developed by the Coalition for Responsible Community Development…
Construction activity is nearing completion at 414 South Crocker Street in Downtown Los Angeles, where a new affordable and supportive housing development is rising on the former site of the Umeya Rice Cake Company factory. The project occupies parcels addressed as 412–426 South Crocker Street and replaces an industrial use with a large-scale residential complex.
Construction fences have finally come down at 232 Judge John Aiso Street, revealing a new landmark for Little Tokyo: Go For Broke Plaza and the First Street North Residences. Conceived by nonprofit developer Little Tokyo Service Center and designed by Carde Ten, the six‑story complex wraps a cherry‑tree courtyard and the pre‑existing Go For Broke monument with 248 income‑restricted homes and nearly 40,000 square feet of storefronts aimed at neighborhood businesses.
Construction work is in full swing for a new affordable housing project proposed for development at 232 Judge John Aiso Street in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the development of a new mixed-use apartment complex offering affordable housing and commercial spaces in the form of two six-story buildings. Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) is the project developer. Carde Ten is responsible for the designs.
A new affordable housing project is fully framed at its project site located at 414 South Crocker Street in Downtown Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the development of a new affordable and supportive housing complex. The housing complex is being built on the former site of the Umeya Rice Cake Company Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) is the project developer. FSY Architects is responsible for the designs.
