Work On Wilshire Grand's Crown Begins

The Wilshire Grand's crown is shaping up.

Work has recently started on the latticework that will attach to the steel spire.

The 1,100-foot-tall tower is designed by A.C. Martin, according to Urbanize LA. Once built, it will be the tallest tower west of the Mississippi.

The $1.2B project will include a 900-key InterContinental Hotel, more than 45k SF of retail and restaurants, and around 360k SF of office space.

The tower is expected to open in March of next year. [ULA]

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