new rendering for ‘dark horse’ city west tower
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Previously called Trinity Towers, the residential highrise being developed by American Eastern Group (the other AEG) for the southeast corner of 8th and Garland has been scaled down to 18-stories, renamed and given a fresh look.
Now known simply as 8th and Garland Tower (appropriately singular), GDS Architects has designed the structure to include 64 condominium units atop a 144-space parking podium.
According to project representative Sun-Kai Pan, entitlements are still being sought, and Curbed LA has reported a hearing date of May 21 is set for the Planning Department.
Best of luck to this little-tower-that-could. Show the big boys how it’s done!
-Mystery Downtown Tower Heading to Planning Department (Curbed LA)
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Hey hey, looks good. I love the tip of this thing, and judging by the location, this will be a huge impact on the south City West skyline. And, brief development new brief:
Park Fifth: approved, Mr Houk wants to break ground by 4th quarter 2008.
City House and Olympic: Project now includes a yet-to-be-named five-star hotel, Titan-Rodmarck wnats to break ground within a year.
Glass Tower : almost fully approved, wants to break ground IN 6 MONTHS!!!
1133 s.hope: should get full entitlements by june, wnats to break ground within a year
1027 wilshire: not much here, but 5 new consultants have been hired, so it look like they haven’t killed the thing yet, they hope to break ground within the year.
Thanks to DOWTOWN NEWS, they just came out with the updated list, check it out!!
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