Project Details

The award winning Sunset+Vine was a significant catalyst in the cultural and physical renaissance of Hollywood, California. The five-story, mixed-use project, located at the famous intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Vine Street, houses 90,000 SF of retail space, 300 multifamily residential units and an 830 stall parking facility. Sunset+Vine was a pioneering project using bold innovative design containing both a major urban retail focus and the first large-scale residential complex built in a commercial zone in its area. In a location more recently known for its urban decay and banality, visual excitement abounds with its 120' tall cylindrical ever-changing light tower that beckons both children and adults from afar. Through its street orientation and contemporary adaptation of Streamline Modern architecture found on the 1920's building preserved in the heart of the project, the pedestrian retailing experience has been rejuvenated and the sidewalks activated by its 18' glass lines and 23' ceiling heights. The design carefully incorporates classic design with contemporary flair. In doing so, it has captured coveted national retailers and prized, cutting-edge restaurants along with community pride. Through its use of innovative public art, highly visual design cues including super-graphics, tall walls, neon signage, and welcoming open spaces, the community's spirits have been lifted.

The elegant residential lobby, with terrazzo flooring and limestone walls, anchors the center and blurs the lines between live, work and play. A revolutionary structural system (ISSI) eliminated excessive shear walls and allowed ceilings heights to soar up to 17 feet. The common areas offer an expansiveness from the normal confines of city living and provide opportunities to "live larger" through its urban outdoor living room design and panoramic views of Hollywood and the Hollywood Hills. Courtyards provide both a quiet viewing of its lush greenery and the cityscape beyond. An outdoor video system projecting over the pool offers the community movies, sporting events and music videos. The result is a bold and vibrant new district that provides contemporary dining and shopping experience, along with the best urban living.

Awards and Honors

• Los Angeles Business Council Architectural Awards
• 2006 Best Mixed-Use Project and Best Landscaping
• National Association of Home Buyers (NAHB) Westside Urban Forum
• 2005 Westside Prize Award for Best Mixed-Use Project
• National Association of Home Buyers (NAHB)
• 2005 Pillars of the Industry Award for Best Property Website
• National Commercial Builders Council
• 2005 Grand Award for Best Mixed-Use Commercial/Residential Project more than 100,000 SF
• Hollywood Arts Council
• 2005 Winner of Architectural Art Awards
• Pacific Coast Builder's Gold Nugget
• 2004 Grand Award for Best Commercial Retail Project
• 2004 Merit Award for Best Apartment Project four stories or more
• 2004 Merit Award for Best Mixed-Use Project
• National Organization of Minority Architects
• 2004 Project of the Year, Los Angeles Region Award

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