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Luma / Elleven
1100, South Hope Street, Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Luma / Elleven
1100, South Hope Street, Los Angeles, CA, United States
Type
YEAR
2007
SIZE
500,000 sqft - 1,000,000 sqft
BUDGET
$100M +
Finding Gold in Downtown LA
California has a long history of innovative sustainable design, especially in civic and public sector buildings. But when Ankrom Moisan was hired to design two large multi-family projects in downtown Los Angeles, there had never been a LEED Gold (or higher) housing project in the state. For the first new housing built
in LA in over 20 years, Ankrom Moisan collaborated with the client to create an innovative design that became the first and second LEED Gold condominiums in California.
The two buildings use many strategies that today are common, but at the time were groundbreaking innovations. High-performance glazing and high efficiency heat pumps achieve significant energy savings. Water usage is minimized through dual flush toilets and stormwater is captured and filtered on-site. Extensive use of regional materials and recycled content help reduce embodied
energy. Parking is considerably below city requirements, and 95% of construction waste on the project was recycled.
The design team paid careful attention to the pedestrian realm, which includes over 10,000 sq. ft. of retail that activates the street edge. Ten ground-floor, livework residences add additional vitality to the area. A third floor terrace between the buildings, with a swimming pool, gardens, and an outdoor kitchen, provides a common amenity space and creates an opportunity for residents to interact and build community.
Luma Awards:
- 2008 Multi-Housing News Design Excellence Awards; Winner: Mixed-Use Building
- Peoples Choice Award in Category #2 Commercial Development and Lowland Hardwood Forest Habitat
- 2008 Winner Best Multifamily High-Rise; 38th Los Angeles Business Council Architecture Awards
- 2008 Winner; Outstanding Architecture in Green Building; 38th Los Angeles Business Council Architecture Awards
Elleven Awards:
- 2007 Gold Nugget Award of Merit; Best Mixed-Use Project
California has a long history of innovative sustainable design, especially in civic and public sector buildings. But when Ankrom Moisan was hired to design two large multi-family projects in downtown Los Angeles, there had never been a LEED Gold (or higher) housing project in the state. For the first new housing built
in LA in over 20 years, Ankrom Moisan collaborated with the client to create an innovative design that became the first and second LEED Gold condominiums in California.
The two buildings use many strategies that today are common, but at the time were groundbreaking innovations. High-performance glazing and high efficiency heat pumps achieve significant energy savings. Water usage is minimized through dual flush toilets and stormwater is captured and filtered on-site. Extensive use of regional materials and recycled content help reduce embodied
energy. Parking is considerably below city requirements, and 95% of construction waste on the project was recycled.
The design team paid careful attention to the pedestrian realm, which includes over 10,000 sq. ft. of retail that activates the street edge. Ten ground-floor, livework residences add additional vitality to the area. A third floor terrace between the buildings, with a swimming pool, gardens, and an outdoor kitchen, provides a common amenity space and creates an opportunity for residents to interact and build community.
Luma Awards:
- 2008 Multi-Housing News Design Excellence Awards; Winner: Mixed-Use Building
- Peoples Choice Award in Category #2 Commercial Development and Lowland Hardwood Forest Habitat
- 2008 Winner Best Multifamily High-Rise; 38th Los Angeles Business Council Architecture Awards
- 2008 Winner; Outstanding Architecture in Green Building; 38th Los Angeles Business Council Architecture Awards
Elleven Awards:
- 2007 Gold Nugget Award of Merit; Best Mixed-Use Project
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