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Affordable Housing Planned At 639 Commonwealth Avenue, Koreatown, Los Angeles

5:00 am on September 1, 2022 By YIMBY Team

A new affordable housing project has been planned for development at 639 Commonwealth Avenue in Koreatown, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the redevelopment of Wilshire Town House, a hotel turned affordable housing complex. The project will allow the Wilshire Town House to undergo a seismic retrofit. 639 Commonwealth L.P., the Koreatown-based entity owns the property. Lahmon Architects is responsible for the design concepts.

Apartment Building Planned At 1420 Point View In Mid-City, Los Angeles

5:00 am on July 28, 2022 By Team YIMBY

A new apartment building has been planned for development at 1420 Point View in Mid-City, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the development of a five-story apartment building. The project will require demolition of an…

Apartments Rising At 1759 Gower Street In Hollywood, Los Angeles

5:00 am on July 4, 2022 By Team YIMBY

Another residential project is taking shape and form at 1759 Gower Street in Hollywood, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the development of 28 apartments. An early 20th century building most recently inhabited by a church has made way for an infill apartment complex with a vintage look. Bar 216, LLC is the project applicant and project developer. Kamran Tabrizi Architect & Associates is responsible for the design concepts.

Los Angeles International Airport. Image via LAWA.

Work Progressing on LAMP at LAX

5:30 am on April 8, 2022 By Stefany Hedman

Work is progressing on LAMP (Landslide Access Modernization Program) at LAX. The Consolidated Rent-A-Car (ConRAC) facility is wrapping up on the structural concrete pouring phase. When completed, 6.4-million-square-foot complex will have space for 18,000 vehicles, making it the largest parking structure in the world.

The Automated People Mover Now Over 87 Percent Complete

5:30 am on April 2, 2022 By Stefany Hedman

The Automated People Mover (AMP) is now over 87 percent complete at Los Angeles International Airport. A major milestone was recently reached when the segment over Century Boulevard, one of the busiest streets in the city, was installed over the course of four months. The improvement will make progress more recognizable, and change the skyline of the superstructure.

6041 Variel Avenue. Rendering via Essence Apartments.

Exterior of “Essence Apartments” is Wrapping Up at 6041 Variel Avenue in Woodland Hills

5:30 am on May 12, 2021 By Stefany Hedman

The exterior of “Essence Apartments” is wrapping up at 6041 Variel Avenue in Woodland Hills. BCEG purchased the three-acre lot in 2016. The building is the first phase of the development, followed by a 12 story office tower.

839 Fedora Street and 826-840 South Mariposa Avenue. Rendering by KFA Architecture.

Framework Rising for CGI Developments, in Koreatown

5:30 am on April 28, 2021 By Stefany Hedman

Back-to-back developments are rising at 839 Fedora Street and 826-840 South Mariposa Avenue, in Koreatown. CGI Strategies is the developer behind both buildings. Six lots were assembled to make the site, which was acquired in 2017. The site will have a large roof deck that will provide views of the Los Angels Skyline.

960 West 7th Street. Rendering by Large Architecture.

755 South Figueroa Begins Rising in Downtown Los Angeles

5:30 am on March 31, 2021 By Stefany Hedman

The concrete superstructure is starting to rise for 755 South Figueroa Street in Downtown Los Angeles. The 64-story tower is the third and final structure to rise as part of a decades-old development. Construction on the first tower started in the 1980s. Brookfield Properties is responsible for the development.

1530 North Cassil Place. Image by DE Architects.

Construction Rises at 1530 North Cassil Place, in Hollywood, Los Angeles

5:30 am on March 8, 2021 By Stefany Hedman

Framing has started to rise at 1530 North Cassil Place, in Hollywood, for development by Bond Companies, which has firms in Chicago and Los Angeles. Entitled, “Inspire Hollywood,” the structure is tucked a few plots away from Sunset Boulevard. As part of the Transit Oriented Communities program, it is a short distance from the Red Line.

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