In Del Rey, an accessory building at Marina Christian Fellowship has been razed to make way for an affordable housing development from Community Corp. of Santa Monica.
View from Braddock Drive looking northUrbanize LA
The project, which will rise at 12616 Culver Boulevard, will rise on a site previous leased by Ocean Charter School, which has since relocated elsewhere in the neighborhood. Plans call for the construction of a new four-to-six-story building containing 122 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments and various outdoor decks above a 117-car garage.
FSY Architects is designing the project, which will include multiple rooftop decks and a central courtyard.
The proposed project is the latest from Community Corp. in partnership with religious organizations in the Los Angeles area. Developments on church-owned land, enabled by SB 4, has held facilitate proposed projects on sites which belong to IKAR at 1737 S. La Cienega Boulevard in Pico-Robertson and Culver-Palms United Methodist Church at 4464 Sepulveda Boulevard in Culver City.
12616 Culver BoulevardGoogle Maps
The project also represents another development for Community Corp. outside of its hometown of Santa Monica, where the non-profit developer has recently completed three projects in the Pico neighborhood.
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