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| 1435 W 3rd Street |
The Central City development swell continues, as yet another sizeable mixed-use project is on its way west of the Harbor Freeway. Here's what to expect:
1435 W 3rd Street
The project includes the demolition of nine buildings with 22-single and multi-family residential units and approximately 2,000 square feet of commercial floor area and the construction of a new five-story mixed-use residential building. The residential component of the building will include 122 residential units with 11 units reserved for very low income households, and a total of 93,885 square feet of floor area, and 122 parking spaces. The building will also include 3,500 square feet of commercial floor area, and 7 additional parking spaces for commercial use.
The development will go by the name of "3rd and Witmer." Fairly nondescript, but a nice shot in the arm for City West. Just south of this location, a significantly larger development is springing up next door to the Good Samaritan Hospital.
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| Bixel and Lucas, designed by Nadel Architects |
The Bixel and Lucas development will create 648 new apartments and approximately 40,000 square feet of retail space. 606 of those residential units would be contained in the new 6-story building seen above. The remaining 42 units are encompassed by the adaptive re-use of the handsome 1923 Medical Office Building at the corner of Lucas Avenue and 6th Street.
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| The Medical Office Building |
- 1435 W 3rd Street (Department of City Planning)
- Good Samaritan Mixed-Use (Nadel Architects)
- Bixel and Lucas Project DEIR (Department of City Planning)
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