* Residential Architecture: Frank Gehry Designs Mixed-Use Tower for Downtown Santa Monica
Posted by the editors on Wednesday, 6 March 2013
Residential Architecture: Frank Gehry Designs Mixed-Use Tower for Downtown Santa Monica: “..Developers M. David Paul Associates and the Worthe Real Estate Group have commissioned Frank Gehry to design a mixed-use hotel and residential tower in his hometown of Santa Monica, California, USA. The 22-story “Ocean Avenue Project” aims to stimulate the coastal city’s economy with street-level restaurant and retail space below a 125-room hotel and 22-unit condominium tower topped with a rooftop observation deck. As for accommodating the car-centric lifestyle of the West Coast, resident and visitor parking will be available in a three-story subterranean garage beneath the tower. In addition, the developers plan to integrate a 36,000 square foot museum campus that will add a cultural perk to the development just North of its two-acre site..Although this project looks promising, the 244-foot, Gehry-esque tower is currently pending approval from the City. A vote by the end of March will decide its fate..”
See some of our other posts on work by Frank Gehry:
- Architecture: Miami: America’s Next Great Architectural City?
- Architecture: Gehry and Mirvish unveil Toronto ‘Sculptures’
- Architecture: Frank Gehry designs Facebook HQ Expansion
- Architecture: The French Cinematheque by Frank Gehry
- Residential Architecture: Duplex by Frank Gehry for Make it Right
- Architecture: The Dancing House by Frank O. Gehry
- Residential Architecture: Video: Gehry Residence by Frank Gehry, 2012 AIA Twenty-five Year Award Recipient
- Residential Architecture: Gehry Residence by Frank Gehry
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- New York by Gehry Now Complete
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- Frank Gehry’s New World Symphony Center – Wonderful the Way it Should Be
- Frank Gehry Residential Tower Prepares for Renters
- Frank Gehry’s Riotously Sculptural $100-million Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas Opens
image: © Gehry Partners; article: Rosenfield , Karissa. “Gehry Designs Mixed-Use Tower for Downtown Santa Monica” 04 Mar 2013.ArchDaily
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