The architects introduced a simple and sophisticated idea that was reflected in the clear circulation and programmatic adjacencies. The strong use of materials and thoughtful detailing created a welcoming composition of forms.
The architects created a comfortable and elegant interior environment by implementing proportional strategies and thoughtful detailed moments. The furnishings were refined and casual creating a relaxing connection to the spaces.
The architects were thoughtful and strategic in the execution of this adaptive reuse project. The balance of new materials and existing structure created dynamic interior spaces filled with natural light and connected views.
The architects created a dynamic, welcoming entry by introducing a bold stair assembly that connected the site and building. The site planning was sensitive to the adjacent amenities while the architecture responded to the complex program with confidence and vibrancy.
Southern California Edison comments:
This LEED Gold project is very resource conscious, featuring a park irrigated with captured rainwater & gray water and energy usage 25% better than Title 24 Energy Code. Significant attention was paid to equity and enhanced accessibility, with one of the most prominent features of the project being a Grand stair which encourages activity and gathering.