A development application has been lodged for a six (6) story apartment building with sixty-five (65) dwelling units, located at 950 Stadium Way, Los Angeles.
Designed by KFA Architecture, the proposal seeks a sixty-seven (67) feet tall residential project with 65 dwelling units and eight (8) affordable housing units. The vacant property has frontage to Stadium Way and Coronel Street, with an unnamed street directing the property.
Development DetailsÂ
- Twenty Four (24) x Studio apartments
- Twenty (20) x 1 bedroom apartments
- Seven (7) x 2 bedroom apartments
- Rooftop common space (345 square feet)
- 4,988 square feet of open space areas
- 10,100 square feet of landscaping (19 trees).
- 32 parking spaces
- 52 bicycle parking spaces.Â
The overall Project accounts for 45,544 square feet of Gross Floor Area over the site area of 29,638 square feet, inclusive of the 2,184 square feet of unnamed street to be vacated and merged into the Subject Property.Â
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The Application Information and References
- Date Lodged:10th March 2023
- Council Reference: DIR-2023-1713-TOC-VHCA (Los Angeles City Planning)
- Address: 950 Stadium Way, Los Angeles
- Zone: R3-1-O zone
- Neighbourhood Council: Historic Cultural North
- Community Plan Area: Central City NorthÂ
- Architectural drawings: KFA Architecture
- Landscape Architecture: Agency Artifact
- Interactive Image: Google Aerial and Streetview
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