A development application has been lodged for a mixed use development, located at 825 Hampton Drive, Venice, Los Angeles. 
Designed by David Hidalgo Architects the proposal seeks the construction of a new mixed-use 4-story building with height up to 44 feet tall. The ew residential building will comprise 36 dwelling units (4 units for very low-income households) and about 3,416 SQF of ground floor commercial uses. Currently site has some commercial structures that will all be demolished to facilitate new development. 
Development Details
- 4 storey Building (44ft height)
- 36 units Total
- 27×1 bedroom units 630 SQF
- 3×2 bedroom units 942 SQF
- 6 STUDIO units 429 SQF
- Commercial tenancies 3,416 SQF
- Café, shops, recreation etc
- SITE AREA: 18,487 SF (PER SURVEY)
- GFA 36,716 SQF
- 60 car parking (19 COMM + 41 RESIDENTIAL)
- 20 Short term bike spaces
- 44 Long term bike spaces
- Common open space 6,270 SQF
- Private open space 350 SF
The proposal provides 60 car parking (41 residential and 19 commercial) spaces and 64 bike spaces.
The planners at Howard Robinson & Associates state, “the proposal accords with and promotes the intent of the Zone. The proposed development is a compatible infill development that provides for greater economic activity to cater to the needs of the growing population“.
“The proposal achieves architectural excellence through incorporating climatic responsive design with a public accessible ground plane that promotes pedestrian movement through the site”. 
The proposal seeks 36,716 SQF of gross floor area, including 3,416 SQF of ground floor commercial tenancies on the 18,487 SF total site area.
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The Application Information and References
- Date Lodged: 04/16/2024
- Council Reference: CPC-2024-2579-CU3
- Address: 825 Hampton Drive, Los Angeles.
- Zone: Venice Coastal
- Application Report: Howard Robinson & Associates
- Architect Drawings: David Hidalgo Architects
- Interactive Image: Google Aerial and Streetview
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