8777 is completed in Culver City. Apple is the new tenant, and has recently announced plans to bring 3000 new employees to Culver City by 2026 by “expanding its state-of-the-art campus with additional space for these employees and more.” Apple currently hosts its Apple TV headquarters out of Los Angeles.
“Synapse” is nearly finished at 8888 Washington Boulevard, in Culver City. The site is adjacent to the 200,000 square foot industrial-modern Platform center, which was also developed by Runyon Group. It will house commercial space on the upper floors, and retail on the ground floor.
(W)rapper is nearing full height in Culver City, at 5790 West Jefferson Boulevard. The project, designed by celebrated architect Eric Own Moss, of EOMA, has been long anticipated. Moss is known for designing “Waffel,” also in Culver City, among other notable works.
“Upper Ivy” has recently started accepting residents, at 8809 Washington Boulevard, as part of the latest phased opening of the Ivy Complex in Culver City, Los Angeles. WarnerMedia partially uses the massive $350 million project, and Apple recently builds its new complex directly across National Boulevard.
New plans are underway for an abandoned commercial building to be remodeled into a site housing a new mixed-use project at 12727 Washington Boulevard in Culver City. The proposal includes the construction of a building with multi-family apartments and space for retail use. A fire engulfed the property site in 2019. Vancouver-based Bastion Development Corp. purchased the wedge-shaped site in 2018. PK Architecture is managing the design concepts and construction.
