New Plans For The LA Convention Center

It looks like it’s back to the drawing board for the LA Convention Center.

After holding a design contest last year and selecting a redesign by a team consisting of HMC Architects and Populous, the city may now reconsider.

The City Council's Economic Development Committee has just approved a proposal from City Administrative Officer Miguel Santana to work in a public-private partnership to redesign the convention center instead, according to Curbed.

LA must now choose between the options. The City Council could make a decision on the matter by June. [Curbed]

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