Six months after our last check-in, the follow-up to the 388 condominiums is fully-framed just south of the Paseo mall in Pasadena.
Amenity deck at second phase of 388Adept Urban
The adaptive reuse project, led by Octane Development, has transformed the upper levels of a concrete parking structure at 380 Cordova Street into 48 residential units. Plans call for 16 townhouse-style homes, located in new construction above the garage, as well as 32 units built within the envelope of the structure.
Adept Urban is designing the resulting five-story building, which also converts the garage's rooftop into an amenity deck with featuring including a swimming pool, a hot tub, and a fire pit. No street-fronting commercial space is planned, although a fitness center will provide habitable space at the ground floor.
The predecessor to 380 Cordova, named for its address at 388 Cordova Street, transformed the shell of a 1980s office building into 57 one-, two-, and three-bedroom condominiums. At the time of the property's opening, sales prices reportedly ranged from $900,000 to $5 million.
Amenity deck at second phase of 388Adept Urban
Two other condominium projects also under construction within walking distance of the Paseo mall, including the Adept-designed Colorado 77 condominiums on the site of the mall's former Macy's and a 42-unit building wrapping up work on Euclid Avenue.
Adept Urban is also partnering on a similar project in Downtown Glendale, which includes the adaptive reuse of an office building and the construction of new housing atop an adjoining parking structure.
- 388 (Urbanize LA)
