$2 billion Fourth & Central plan for LA's Arts District gets update

2024-10-17T17:05:00-04:00

The $2 billion plan for the mixed-use Fourth & Central development in downtown LA has been altered away from the project’s originally announced 10-building plan in the Arts District. Studio One Eleven is leading the plan, which has been updated as of October 17th.

The update includes more rental housing than its previous iteration. An Adjaye Associates-designed residential tower has also been resized from 44 stories to 30 stories in response to "community concerns," according to developer Continuum's late-August statement in the LA Times.

Image rendering courtesy Studio One Eleven and Adjaye Associates

Image courtesy Studio One Eleven

David Adjaye and Studio One Eleven design $2 billion Arts District proposal for Downtown Los Angeles

2021-05-05T13:42:00-04:00

An Arts District cold-storage plant dating to the 1890s would be replaced with housing, offices, a hotel and shops in a proposal unveiled Thursday by Denver developers. With a price tag between $1.5 billion and $2 billion, the complex would rank among the largest L.A. commercial real estate developments in recent memory.

Image: Studio One Eleven/Adjaye Associates

According to the Los Angeles Times, the proposed Fourth & Central mixed-use mega-development in Downtown LA's rapidly transforming Arts District would consist of 10 buildings.

While local firm Studio One Eleven is in charge of the master plan and building design, David Adjaye's firm was brought in to design two key buildings, including a 42-story residential tower.

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$2 billion Fourth & Central plan for LA's Arts District gets update

David Adjaye and Studio One Eleven design $2 billion Arts District proposal for Downtown Los Angeles