KTGY-designed Hope on Avalon features 89 apartments near Magic Johnson park
OCTOBER 25, 2023,10:30AM,STEVEN SHARP
Across the street from Magic Johnson Park in Willowbrook, construction is complete for the Hope on Avalon permanent supportive housing complex.
KTGY-designed Hope on Broadway features 49 residential units
MARCH 13, 2023, 9:30AM STEVEN SHARP
In a ceremony held last week, Hope Street Development Group marked the completion of its latest modular supportive housing development - Hope on Broadway.
A modular development across the street from Magic Johnson Park
JANUARY 30, 2023, 10:30AM STEVEN SHARP
More than one year after we last stopped by, the wrapping is off at Hope on Avalon, a new permanent supportive housing complex across the street from Magic Johnson Park in Willowbrook.
They'll create nearly 140 apartments
October 06, 2022, 10:30AM Steven Sharp
Nine months after we last stopped by, the wrapping is off at a pair of mixed-use affordable housing developments in Hyde Park.
It was built with prefabricated modular units
August 31, 2022, 12:30PM Steven Sharp
In South Los Angeles, work is in the home stretch for Hope on Broadway, a new permanent supportive housing development from HBG Construction Corp. and Aedis Real Estate Group.
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Located in Los Angeles, Hope on Hyde will ofler 98 aflordable residences, a central courtyard, outdoor community space and access to public transportation. (Rendering credit: KTGY)
LOS ANGELES — Aedis Real Estate Group and C.W. Driver Cos. have broken ground on Hope on Hyde
Park, an a"ordable transitional housing community in Los Angeles. The development is supported by the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services and Brilliant Corners, a nonprofit.
New Supportive Housing In Westlake.
The five-story building, composed of prefabricated modular units, is located at the northeast corner of Alvarado and Valley Streets. The completed development will offer 84 studio and one-bedroom dwellings - ranging from 400 to 800 square feet in size - in addition to supportive service provided by Homeless HealthCare Los Angeles and a small parking garage for employees.
KTGY Architecture + Planning designed the project, which includes a single-story concrete podium. The steel modules are arranged from the second floor and up around a central courtyard area.
The Same Developer Is Building Similar Projects In Willowbrook And Hyde Park
March 28, 2022, 10:30 Am Steven Sharp
Prefabricated modular units are now being hoisted into place at the site of Hope on Broadway, a new permanent supportive housing complex in South Los Angeles.
Hope on Avalon will feature 89 apartments
October 19, 2021, 1:00 PM Steven Sharp
Hope Street Development Group, the joint venture partnership between Aedis Real Estate Group and LSA Capital, is at work on yet another affordable housing development - this time in the unincorporated community of Willowbrook.
Los Angeles, Calif. — Slated to open in early 2020, Hope on Alvarado is a pioneering concept in affordable housing created by HBG Steel, KTGY Architecture + Planning, and Aedis Real Estate Group. Located in the Westlake neighborhood of Los Angeles (166 S. Alvarado Street), the project employs advanced modular construction to transform steel modules sourced from China into a five-story, 84-unit residential building.
Giant Lego-like steel modules are forming new homes for those who have none.Hope on Alvarado, a sleek, five-story development to help house homeless people in Los Angeles, is expected to open in early 2020. It is made up of steel modules. (Rendering courtesy of KTGY Architecture + Planning)
On a lot of projects, developers save money by making the most of an oddly shaped lot, designing around corners to fit in extra units wherever they can. But when it comes to modular construction — the process of assembling buildings on a site from pieces that are fabricated somewhere else — it’s more efficient to create designs that can be duplicated over and over, says Mark Oberholzer, an associate principal at KTGY Architecture + Planning.
Hope on Alvarado, designed by KTGY Architecture + Planning, is the first modular housing project in the series of Hope On developments, aiming to find sheltering solutions for the chronically homeless, in Los Angeles.
Housing for the homeless in Los Angeles can’t be built quickly enough. But when rain delayed construction on an affordable housing project in Westlake earlier this year, the developers weren’t discouraged.Set to open early next year, the five-story building on Alvarado Street, south of Beverly Boulevard, will be made up almost entirely of steel boxes. The boxes look a lot like shipping containers, but they were built brand-new in a factory about an hour outside of Shanghai.
Hope on Alvarado is on pace to open in early 2020.
In Westlake, Aedis Real Estate Group and HBG Construction Corp. are now assembling a modular housing development.
The project, called Hope on Alvarado, is located at the northwest corner of Alvarado and Valley Streets. Plans call for a five-story building featuring 84 studio and one-bedroom apartments - ranging between 400 and 480 square feet in size - with on-site supportive services and employee parking.
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Construction is underway on a new steel modular apartment building in Los Angeles, the first in a series of housing developments to house the city's chronically homeless population
A designer and builder team has unveiled a pioneering modular development with the potential to transform housing for the chronically homeless. Hope on Alvarado, in Los Angeles’ Westlake neighborhood (166 S. Alvarado Street), is created by HBG Construction Corp, KTGY Architecture + Planning and Aedis Real Estate Group.
Another development along the Crenshaw/LAX Line. Another affordable housing complex is set to rise along the path of Metro's new Crenshaw/LAX Line.
Aedis Real Estate Group will build an affordable apartment building in Park Mesa Heights utilizing shipping containers, moving forward with a plan for the low-cost, fast-turnaround construction method. The material has become more popular, particularly as Los Angeles and the state continues to grapple with a shortage of affordable housing.
The project would replace a church at 6501 Crenshaw Boulevard with low-income apartments.
Nearly a year after rumblings emerged of a proposed affordable housing development at the corner of Crenshaw and Hyde Park Boulevards, Aedis Real Estate Group and the Foundation for Affordable Housing have formalized their plans with a submission to the City of Los Angeles.
Aedis Real Estate Group and the Foundation for Affordable Housing have broken ground on a new development in the Westlake District. The Hope on Alvarado Street, located at 166 N. Alvarado Street, will consist of a five-story structure containing 84 studio and one-bedroom apartments, as well as space for on-site social services and a small parking garage. The apartments are to be priced for persons making 60 percent or less than the area median income, with rents set between $788 and $1,014 per month.
Earlier this year, KTGY Architecture + Planning unveiled renderings for Hope on Alvarado, a unique homeless housing complex in Westlake that will be constructed out of shipping containers. Heavy construction of the project is not expected to commence until next year, but it looks like some preliminary work is already underway. Photographer Michael Hayes snapped a picture from a passing bus which shows that the Streamline Moderne medical office building that previously occupied the property at 166 S. Alvarado Street has been demolished, clearing the way for the new apartments.
LOS ANGELES - - KTGY Architecture + Planning has unveiled designs for Hope on Alvarado, a new building that will be the first of a series of housing developments in highly walkable communities, providing support services for individuals transitioning from homelessness. The building, west of downtown in the Westlake District of Los Angeles (166 S. Alvarado Street), is moving quickly through the development process and is slated to begin a six-month construction period in the first part of 2018. The accelerated construction is due to a unique design incorporating shipping containers as a primary building material.
A decade after the global economic collapse, urban development is booming. This is good news for architects. Indeed, 2018 promises to be a favorable year for the profession: a spectacular array of sleek museums, posh hotels and some of the world’s tallest towers are slated for completion.But income inequality is on the rise in the United States, with many city dwellers reaping few benefits from the current economic upturn.
A decade after the global economic collapse, urban development is booming. This is good news for architects. Indeed, 2018 promises to be a favorable year for the profession:
A spectacular array of sleek museums, posh hotels and some of the world’s tallest towers are slated for completion.
But income inequality is on the rise in the United States, with many city dwellers reaping few benefits from the current economic upturn.
The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Sean Weiss, City College of New York (THE CONVERSATION) A decade after the global economic collapse, urban development is booming. This is good news for architects. Indeed, 2018 promises to be a favorable year for the profession: A spectacular array of sleek museums, posh hotels and some of the world's tallest towers are slated for completion. But income inequality is on the rise in the United States, with many city dwellers reaping few benefits from the current economic upturn.
What makes it different from other affordable houses is the material used for building the structure – shipping containers will be used as primary building material Hope on Alvarado is not only a hope for homeless in Los Angeles where approximately 46, 874 people struggle with homelessness but may also throw open the doors for new way of building affordable houses.
The five-story building, to be built on 0.44 acre land, will contain studio and one-bedroom apartments, ranging from 400 to 480 square feet.
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The workhorse cargo container is at the center of an architectural design craze.It even has a moniker: “Cargotecture.” Shipping containers are being recycled to create luxe homes and vacation getaways. Hipster food halls. A 40,000-seat stadium for the 2020 FIFA World Cup.In Southern California, containers are being modified for a more modest but vital purpose. They’re being configured as apartment complexes to house the homeless.“There’s a huge demand,” says Lisa Sharpe, senior vice president for GrowthPoint Structures, a Carson company that revamps shipping containers to be assembled as apartments.
Recently some dwelling houses in Daxing County, a suburb of Beijing, have caused the death of rented and salaried workers as a result of the fire. Beijing leaders are working hard to solve this problem. On the one hand, they resolutely demolish the dilapidated houses and plan to build new houses on the other. I support the leadership of Beijing in a comprehensive arrangement. Now I give a group of Los Angeles in the United States to solve the homeless housing a set of pictures, may give Beijing city leaders a reference.
Earlier this year, KTGY Architecture + Planning unveiled renderings for Hope on Alvarado, a unique homeless housing complex in Westlake that will be constructed out of shipping containers. Heavy construction of the project is not expected to commence until next year, but it looks like some preliminary work is already underway.Photographer Michael Hayes snapped a picture from a passing bus which shows that the Streamline Moderne medical office building that previously occupied the property at 166 S.
Nearly 60,000 people experience homelessness on a given night in Los Angeles County, a 23% increase from last year. Developers like Aedis Real Estate Group are devising innovative solutions to house the homeless.
Aedis has teamed up with the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services to create Hope on Alvarado in Los Angeles’ Westlake District. Hope on Alvarado, a four-story apartment complex with 84 studios and one-bedrooms, is the first of a series of Hope projects that uses shipping containers as the main building material.
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