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This is an inspired build, giving local working artist more space to work in the community that they created. In a nod to the neighborhood name working artist will get rent lower than the going rate for the rapidly evolving neighborhood. After all, the artists are what make it the arts district. The live/work lofts will be the mainstay of a new seven-story building with brick walls and industrial scale windows. In addition, there will be ground-floor restaurants and shops. The lofts design considers the needs of artists. The units, bigger than a 1 bedroom apartment, will have a dedicated workspace, with additional shared workspace throughout the project.

While not a conversion project from an existing building, the thoughtful blending of new construction with a nod to the existing industrial look of the Arts District vibe has found support in the local community. #ArtsDistrict #LiveWorkLofts

Here is an example of live-work lofts in the Arts District. The Gallery Lofts is a live-work Building located in the heart of the DTLA Arts District. Units here have brick interior walls and hardwood flooring and a more contemporary vibe; other features of a live-work space seen here are a large private balcony with direct street access, floor to ceiling windows, extra high ceilings, Bathroom with tub & in-suite Laundry, Bedroom on a mezzanine level, stainless steel appliances, Central AC, gated assigned parking spaces.

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The LA Fashion District spans many blocks in the Central, South and Southeast portions of Downtown Los Angeles. The neighborhood contains many retail, office and industrial buildings and businesses relating to apparel and accessories, textiles, flowers, even live/work lofts. #Garmet District

From early in the 20th Century the first garment and textiles manufacturing came to Downtown Los Angeles. By 1929, development in the district flourished, creating a significant and influential piece of the City’s rich heritage. In 2001, these buildings were designated local historic monuments in recognition of their significance as a social and architectural representation of industrial Downtown Los Angeles. Each of these heavy, concrete-frame buildings reflects a distinctive architectural style through its decorative facade and oversized, industrial loft windows designed to maximize natural light, both typical design features of the time. MJW Investments purchased the buildings in 1998 from Mr. Arthur Gerry, a prominent local businessman. MJW since committed its energies and efforts into reinventing these unique architectural landmarks.#Lofts