Architecture and planning firm GGLO Design has unveiled renderings of a proposed mixed-use supportive housing complex in South Los Angeles.

The proposed development would span an approximately 75,000 sf site on Western Avenue between 87th and 88th Streets. Plans call for the construction multiple low-rise buildings which will feature 168 one-, two-, and three-bedroom dwellings in addition to ground-floor commercial uses. GGLO’s design for the project is described as having a “traditional main street building typology” along Western Avenue, with a sidewalk lined by community-serving facilities and restaurants. The larger building is divided into a series of structures that form a continuous street wall, but are intended to look as if they had been developed independently on separate parcels.

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