Development
By Eric Richardson — October 01, 2010 — 3 Comments
Community meetings kick off tomorrow for MyFigueroa, a $20-million project to reshape the corridor between Downtown and Exposition Park.
Four Pop-Up Parks Add Green Space For A Day
By Pamela Rouse and Jenni Simcoe — September 20, 2010 — 6 Comments
Four creative groups paid the meters and turned ordinary parking spots into pocket parks around Downtown on Friday for Park[ing] Day L.A.
By Jenni Simcoe — September 15, 2010 — 6 Comments
Park[ing] Day returns to L.A. on Friday, converting parking spaces to temporary pieces of green. Three pop-up parks are planned for Downtown.
By Rich Alossi — September 03, 2010 — 9 Comments
The owners of the Standard Oil Building at Hope and Olympic want to bring a pair of restaurants to the 1924 structure, including one on the roof.
Civic Park Work Well Underway
By Eric Richardson — August 27, 2010 — 14 Comments
One month after groundbreaking, work on the Civic Park's $56-million renovation is well underway. Excavation and removal of trees and monuments is the first part of the process.
OBD's San Fernando Turns Ten
By Eric Richardson — August 19, 2010 — 38 Comments
The first tenants in developer Tom Gilmore's Old Bank District moved in on August 19, 2000. Even Gilmore has a hard time believing all that has followed.
By Rich Alossi — August 17, 2010 — 14 Comments
Finishing touches on the two-year-long renovation of Japanese Village Plaza in Little Tokyo wrapped up this weekend with a grand reopening ceremony.
Designs Finalized for Spring Street Park
By Eric Richardson — August 16, 2010 — 41 Comments
Community input simplified decorative elements in the design for the forthcoming Spring Street Park, which should begin construction this year and open in 2012.
By Rich Alossi — August 13, 2010 — 4 Comments
Conversion of the L.A. Live-adjacent Holiday Inn City Center into the upscale Luxe City Center won't be completed until at least the fall.
Wilshire Grand's Plan for Skyline Lights
By Eric Richardson — August 11, 2010 — 22 Comments
The news that the Wilshire Grand would get replaced by a pair of towers caused a positive splash last April, but the project's proposed signage is certain to be much more controversial.
Cleantech Ideas Object of Design Contest
By Eric Richardson — August 09, 2010 — 5 Comments
A contest launched today seeks design ideas both large and small for the Mayor's proposed Cleantech Corridor running from Chinatown to just south of Downtown.
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