New Renderings Of Jefferson And La Cienega Development Revealed

Photo credit: Carmel Partners

Carmel Partners has revealed proposed plans for an 11-acre mixed-use complex near the Expo Line's La Cienega/Jefferson Station.

The project would include about 200k SF of office space; 1,218 residential units; and 100k SF of ground-level space for shops, restaurants and a grocery store.

The development would replace an old radio broadcast facility, according to Urbanize LA. There also would be landscaped courtyards, other open space and a .68-acre park.

TCA Architects, Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB) and Mia Lehrer + Associates are all designing the development with SCB overseeing a proposed 29-story tower.

Approval for the project is being appealed by the La Cienega Heights Association, which is critical of the project’s potential impact on local traffic. [ULA]

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