1100 WILSHIRE
Los Angeles, CaliforniaFrom office tower to high-rise living.
- CLIENT Forest City
- COMPLETION DATE 2006
- UNITS 228
- DENSITY 485 DU/AC
- SQUARE FOOTAGE 259,885 SQ FT + 11,000 SQ FT RETAIL
The 22-story triangular spire in Los Angeles sat virtually vacant for nearly 20 years before a trio of developers bought it in 2004. Previously comprised of office suites, TCA converted the building into 228 high-end condominiums totaling 260,000 square feet of residential living space. Floor plans range from 788 to 3,466 square feet of one and two bedroom floor plans or two-story loft-style penthouses. The major challenge was rerouting the plumbing systems as the entire 37 stories of the building needed to be re-cored to accommodate each unit.
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AWARDS
2007 PCBC Gold Nugget Award of MeritBest Adaptive Reuse Project
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