A high-rise residential proposal is returning to formal city review at 9229 Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills, where housing development has already been approved through earlier planning actions. The latest application reflects a revised configuration within a development framework established by prior entitlements on the site, rather than a new introduction of residential use.
Beverly Hills could soon see a sculptural infill building a block south of Santa Monica Boulevard. A staff report headed to the Beverly Hills Planning Commission outlines a proposal to replace three small apartment building with a six-story, 29-unit development at 9945 Durant Drive. LOHA (Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects) is leading the design.
Plans on file with the City of Beverly Hills describe a residential tower that would rise 26 stories above Burton Way, introducing a building type that remains uncommon within the city’s largely low- and mid-rise development pattern. The proposal, located at 8844 Burton Way, concentrates its residential program into a slender vertical form rather than the broader massing typically associated with multifamily construction in the area.
Plans proposed for a new high-rise development have gone recent changes at 1050 La Cienega Boulevard in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the development of a new 43-story tower offering spaces for 500+ residences and retail space, along with onsite parking and amenities. Carmel Partners is the project developer. Solomon Cordwell Buenz designed the previously approved project.
A new multi-family residential complex has been proposed for development at 9220 Santa Monica Boulevard in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the development of a new residential community comprised of 12 six-story buildings offering a total of 250 apartments. BH Gateway, LLC is listed as the project applicant.
