Located at the bustling intersection of Wilshire & Crenshaw Boulevards, this highly anticipated mixed-use residential community balances density and complements surrounding uses while prioritizing affordable housing and community spaces. A 6,200 SF flex-use transit plaza features open space connecting two bus stops and framing the main residential entry and amenities, including a shared community room that may be reserved for community events.

The project concept honors the Park Mile Specific Plan, with boulevard-scale massing along Wilshire stepping down to a neighborhood scale to the south. At the southern elevation, preserved Walnut trees and new landscaping shield single-family homes from the multifamily residential above. Separation between project buildings creates a scale that echoes the grain of the adjacent neighborhood. Ground-level articulation and materials selection play an integral role connecting the site to the neighborhood and respond to the Historic Preservation Overlay Zone.

One level of subterranean parking is accessed from Crenshaw, with a small visitor lot along Lorraine. Active transportation improvements include bike parking, Metro bikeshare, scooter corrals, bike lockers, bike repair station, widened sidewalks, two bus shelters, and extended bus bays.