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.
A large affordable housing development titled The Green is set to transform a Warner Center office site into a landscaped residential campus. Developer Elysian Housing has filed plans to redevelop 21155 West Califa Street with a seven-story building containing 316 apartments reserved for low- and moderate-income renters, along with two manager units. Koning Eizenberg Architecture is leading design work for the project.
A new small-lot housing project is underway at 17719 West Kingsbury Street in Granada Hills, where developer Kingsbury Enterprises LLC aims to replace a 1940s single-family home with a row of eight modern homes. The site lies just southwest of the intersection of Chatsworth Street and White Oak Avenue, in an inner-suburban block now targeted for incremental densification.
Lincoln Property Company is moving forward with plans for a large residential development at 1238 Lincoln Boulevard in Santa Monica, set to replace the longtime home of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Monica. The project site sits near Wilshire Boulevard, within a busy corridor that has seen rapid change over the past decade.
Red Oak Investments’ overhaul of the A-1 Trailer Park has cleared the Los Angeles City Planning Commission, setting up a full-block, mixed-use community on the south edge of Harbor City. The approved plan is designed…
