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Join AIA LBSB on May 8th for an engaging panel discussion!   We're delving into strategies to enhance residents' quality of life in underinvested neighborhoods, while tackling gentrification and displacement concerns. Studio One Eleven’s Urban Design Director, Shruti Shankar, will moderate a diverse panel including a nonprofit and for-profit developer, planning director, and City of Long Beach Equity Officer.   Panelists will address community opportunities, challenges, and fears surrounding neighborhood investment. Featuring:   Rochelle Mills, President & CEO – Innovative Housing Opportunities, Inc. (IHO) Ed Feo, Principal – Seaward Road Alanah Grant, Equity Officer – City of Long Beach Mark Vallianatos, Co-founder / Planning Director – Abundant Housing LA Don't miss this chance to gain insights and contribute to the conversation! Register now.   For more information and to register for Neighborhood Revitalization in Overlooked Communities: https://lnkd.in/dwKA_NPa #CommunityDevelopment#EquityInAction

In honor of World Landscape Architecture Month, we would like to do a throwback highlight of our project, Urban Green. This project was a recipient of ASLA Nevada’s Project of the Year Award in 2023 and we are thrilled to shine a spotlight on it today. Landscape architects are important agents of change. As members of a STEM profession, we bring science and design together to make our communities healthier and more beautiful places to live, work, and play. Landscape architecture is an integral part of our practice at Studio One Eleven – dedicated to improving urban life and fostering more vibrant, resilient, sustainable, and equitable cities.   #WLAM2024 #landscapearchitecture #architecture Photographer: Caitlin Atkinson

Working with the City of Huntington Beach, we developed a design to beautify and enhance the Oak View Neighborhood by collaborating with a local artist, and engaging the community to gain feedback. Studio One Eleven also conceptualized the design of all the streetscapes, wayfinding, planting, colorful graphics and lighting throughout the project. City of Huntington Beach Caltrans

Big News on the sustainability front! Our Living Empower House project in Santa Ana, CA with @innovativehousingopportunities is leading the charge toward a sustainable future with its groundbreaking development. Proud to announce our $9 million Next EPIC Grant Construction Loan, along with $5 million matching funds from the California Energy Commission! This project, featuring two mixed-use buildings with office, retail, daycare, and 238 homes (20% market-rate, 80% affordable), is set to be the FIRST zero-carbon, replicable, and equitable multifamily development designed for transactive energy.   #Innovation #Sustainability #CommunityImpact #architecture #housing Innovative Housing Opportunities, Inc. (IHO) Arup Winston Engineering Inc The Energy Coalition For Strategy Consulting Community Electricity

Great news for our Fourth and Central project in DTLA with Continuum Partners. We are happy that Governor Newsom has certified the project’s application for the Environmental Leadership Development Program. This makes the project eligible for judicial streamlining due to its heightened environmental and labor standards, contributing to the local economy while providing much-needed affordable housing. Along with that news is the announcement of a labor agreement that will guarantee that all construction jobs will be unionized, generating more than 10,000 jobs for skilled craftspeople. We are proud to be part of a project that will deliver jobs, housing, and environmental benefits to the City of Los Angeles. https://lnkd.in/gjH9zvsj City of Los Angeles Los Angeles Times Continuum Partners, LLC

We are excited about our home page feature on Landezine's website for Office In Focus of the week. Click the link to learn more about our featured projects: https://landezine.com/

We're proud to announce Santa Ana Arts Collective's feature in this month's Fast Company article by Adele Peters! As the housing shortage persists, nonresidential buildings are undergoing a transformation into homes. In Santa Ana, CA, an old office building was repurposed into affordable live-work lofts for artists, marking a significant stride in adaptive reuse all the while reducing CO2 emissions and waste. Learn more about the Santa Ana Arts Collective and its role in shaping sustainable urban living. https://lnkd.in/gqtHMzqt Photography: Paul Turang Meta Housing CorporationCity of Santa Ana AIA California Fast Company #Sustainability #CommunityDevelopment #AdaptiveReuse

Teaming up with Mercy Housing California, we're thrilled to unveil our MLK+PCH project in Central Long Beach. Four stunning murals, crafted by local artists, pay homage to the neighborhood's musical and Black cultural legacy. Join us this African American History Month in celebrating unity and creativity. Photography: Paul Vu Artists: Roshi, Sumako, Andrea James Mercy Housing

Our commitment to enhancing urban life takes center stage with our "Activate Our Cities" initiative. In our recent collaboration with DTLB Art Walk at Acres of Books, we transformed a vacant iconic building into a vibrant art space. Kudos to the talented artists (Monica Nouwens, Seria Project in collaboration with Poster Territory, Phung Huynh, Chakra Sokhomsan, and Adam Leeman), curators (Sinead Finnerty-Pyne and Mario Ybarra Jr.) and sponsors Liquid Death, Golden Rule Spirits for making this a success! Special thanks to Forman and Associates for donating your lighting products to illuminate the space, truly bringing it back to life. Photography: monica nouwens Chakravartin Sokhomsan Sinead Finnerty-Pyne PosterTerritory monica nouwens Forman & Associates, Inc. Liquid Death Golden Rule Spirits

We are truly honored to announce that our Watts Works project has been recognized as one of six runners-up for an Architectural Newspaper Best of the Year award! Out of 37 winners, 45 honorable mentions, and 46 editors' picks, our project emerged as one of the standout endeavors pushing the boundaries in design within the Social Impact category.   In the face of fierce competition, we take pride in being among the select projects that have left a significant impact. The judging process, led by a jury comprising respected architecture and design professionals, carefully assessed aesthetics, social impact, and environmental responsibility.   Our gratitude goes to the jurors and Architect’s Newspaper for this incredible honor. Photography: Paul Vu Daylight LA, The Decro Group, Howard CDM Metropolis Magazine Secret Agent AIA Los Angeles AIA Orange County City of Los Angeles Karen Bass, HHH Funding #WattsWorks #ArchitecturalNewspaper #DesignInnovation #projectoftheyear #affordablehousing #modularhousing