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1819 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90405, USA
Designer, Architect
Developer
Community Corp.
General Contractor
United Building Corporation
Structural Engineer
Labib Funk Engineering
MEP Engineer
Idiaz Design
Civil Engineer
Labib Funk Engineering
Landscape Architect
Tina Chee with Brooks + Scarpa
Solar Consultant
CalSolar, Inc.
LEED Consulant
Alternate Energy Systems
Budget
$21.8 mil
Floor Area
4,850 sq-m
Porous, social, community-driven: Brooks + Scarpa revives the southern Californian courtyard apartment in a diverse Santa Monica neighbourhood.
Key features
Non-profit developer Communit
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