At the intersection of Jefferson and Sepulveda Boulevards in Culver City, developers 3MR Capital and The John Buck Company are starting work on a mixed-use project that will replace a post office and a Coco's restaurant with housing and commercial uses.

View from Machado looking south on SepulvedawHY

The $210-million project, named for its address at 11111 Jefferson Boulevard, will rise from a wedge-shaped 3.4-acre site bounded by Sepulveda, Jefferson, and Machado Avenue. Plans approved last year by Culver City will permit the construction of a five-story building containing 230 studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments above 55,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial uses, 11,450 square feet of second-floor office space, and parking for 653 vehicles.

3MR and The John Buck Company will set aside 19 of the apartments for rent by very low-income households as part of a condition of approval.

Pocket park at Sepulveda and JeffersonwHY

Culver City-based wHY Architecture is designing 11111 Jefferson, while AO serves as its architect of record. Illustrations of the building depict the completed product as a contemporary podium-type structure with a setback above its second floor that would create open space for residents.

Additionally, plans call for a new 13,000-square-foot courtyard at Sepulveda and Jefferson and a 30,000-square-foot public park fronting Machado Road, both of which would be privately owned but accessible to the public.

Work beginning at 11111 Jefferson BoulevardUrbanize LA

The developers have stuck true to a timeline presented to the Culver City Planning Commission, which estimated that 11111 Jefferson would be built over a roughly 26-month period starting in the second quarter of 2022 and concluding in the third quarter of 2024. Ongoing work is limited to the demolition of existing buildings, according to a letter posted to the project's website.