Downtown LA - Industrial-Contemporary Modern Space

About the Space

Our building is a 1920's architectural gem... magnificently restored while striking a perfect balance between the historic and contemporary. The building features artisanal sand blasted exposed masonry walls, a mix of hardwood and concrete floors enhanced with modern partitions of aluminum & glass. High ceilings and large windows usher in bright, natural light primed to inspire the vision of Creatives, Makers, Movers, Shakers and Deal Makers. The exterior walls are graced with expressive street art featuring the largest one of a kind mural, “Defend Dignity” Created by world renowned artist Shepard Fairey. The executive offices on the mezzanine floor are equipped with a private full shower, bath, and bar. Also available are on premises storage/warehouse and a freight elevator with 5000 pound capacity. Impeccably maintained and continually upgraded with all modern amenities and access controlled security, the expansive open floor plans provide an excellent post-covid19 set up, accommodating social distancing while encouraging creativity. The building is Energy Star Certified which promotes utilities cost efficiency while supporting sustainable practices The property is located in South Park, one of the safest neighborhoods of DTLA. In addition to on premises parking, this building is adjacent to a 200 car parking lot, one block from Starbucks, and is within walking distance to the Pico Metro Station served by Line A & Line E, LA Live, the Staples Center, Microsoft Theater, Los Angeles Convention Center, Grammy Museum, Ritz Carlton Hotel, JW Marriot, The Standard Hotel, Ace Hotel, Intercontinental Hotel, and a growing slate of new luxury residential properties. It’s also a short distance to all major freeways, Whole Foods, Bottega Louie, Equinox, the Financial District, Fashion District, Jewelry District, Central Library, The Broad Museum, MOCA, Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Ahmanson Theater, Mark Taper Forum, Civic Center, Historic Core, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and Museum of Contemporary Art.