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That's not much progress since the last shot. At one floor per month, there's no way they're going to be able to meet their projected 2017 completion date.
Once they hit floor 20 it's one floor every four days, so they'll be fine.
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Once they hit floor 20 it's one floor every four days, so they'll be fine.
Ya to me it seems like they're moving quickly, but I'm no expert in skyscraper construction.
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Looks like Onni could be moving on their 40 & 31 story towers at 12th & Hope sooner than expected.

12th & Hope, Onni Site by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Looking southwest.
12th & Hope - Onni Site of 40 & 31 story towers by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Looking northwest.
12th & Hope - Onni Site of 40 & 31 story towers by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Small structure that is remaining on this relatively small (for LA) lot.
12th & Flower by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Proximity to Staples & Convention Center.
Staples from 12th & Flower by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr
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Old Posted Oct 3, 2014, 2:13 AM
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All the following images taken this afternoon - October 2nd, 2014.

Evo by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Pico & Olive by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Alleyway between 7-story projects at Olympic & Grand by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Olympic & Olive by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Olympic & Broadway by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Olympic & Hill by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Olympic & Hill by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Big contrast between a company who gets it (Onni) and a company who clearly doesn't (Hanover).
Olympic & Hill by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Olympic & Hill by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Olympic & Hill by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Olympic & Hill by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

8th & Grand by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

9th & Olive Onni by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

9th & Olive Onni by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

9th & Olive Onni by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr
Federal Reserve Lofts by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Wilshire Grand by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr
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Old Posted Oct 3, 2014, 2:53 AM
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How's the new Federal Courthouse progressing?
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How's the new Federal Courthouse progressing?
Pretty quick: http://oxblue.com/open/clarkconstruction/uscourthousela
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Wonderful!

Thank you for the photo tour. It's such a joy to watch the evolution of DTLA.
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^ Agreed. It's been a bit slow of late in terms of DTLA updates in general, so thanks Hunter!

Olympic/Hill, while certainly a "blah" project, has single-handedly created a nice little street wall on that block. The good news is that the other two TCA-designed projects slated for that block on Olympic probably won't be as offensive looking -- less stucco and more glass, metal, stone, and wood.

8th and Grand might also be a pleasant surprise given the steel frame construction. Fingers crossed!
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Wonderful!

Thank you for the photo tour. It's such a joy to watch the evolution of DTLA.
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^ Agreed. It's been a bit slow of late in terms of DTLA updates in general, so thanks Hunter!

Olympic/Hill, while certainly a "blah" project, has single-handedly created a nice little street wall on that block. The good news is that the other two TCA-designed projects slated for that block on Olympic probably won't be as offensive looking -- less stucco and more glass, metal, stone, and wood.

8th and Grand might also be a pleasant surprise given the steel frame construction. Fingers crossed!
Thank you both!


These 7-story projects are certainly shitty for DTLA. That being said, it is so weird to walk down streets I've walked down for years and suddenly have an entire view obstructed because a new structure. 8th & Grand, Olympic & Hill, Ava, etc all do this.

My hope with the 7-story developments is their retail spaces are cheap enough to bring cheap reliable eats (like Panera & Chic-Fil-A) into DTLA.
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A question for you Hunter. How tall is the new Federal Courthouse going to be? I checked the site of SOM and it said 400 feet. This seems to be wrong given the fact that in the renderings (if done to scale) the building doesn't look to be that tall (almost 54 feet shorter than City Hall). And, if it has 10 floors those floors would have awfully high floor plates. What does your research say? Just curious.
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A question for you Hunter. How tall is the new Federal Courthouse going to be? I checked the site of SOM and it said 400 feet. This seems to be wrong given the fact that in the renderings (if done to scale) the building doesn't look to be that tall (almost 54 feet shorter than City Hall). And, if it has 10 floors those floors would have awfully high floor plates. What does your research say? Just curious.
It looks like its only going to be 10 stories tall, but I believe those 10 stories will be large. From the looks of the renderings I would guess 150' - 200'.

More information here: http://www.clarklacourthouse.com
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One Santa Fe, today, October 7th 2014:

One Santa Fe by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

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One Santa Fe by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

One Santa Fe by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

One Santa Fe by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

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Excellent photo-update DTLAdenizen. One Santa Fe is massive....I had no idea.
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I'm weirdly infatuated with this building. It's very interesting, however, I don't love it or hate it. It just doesn't feel right in the AD
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Excellent photo-update DTLAdenizen. One Santa Fe is massive....I had no idea.
Agreed.

So much going on with One Santa Fe. It's like a skyscraper lying on its side.
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Excellent photo-update DTLAdenizen. One Santa Fe is massive....I had no idea.
Thanks!

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Agreed.

So much going on with One Santa Fe. It's like a skyscraper lying on its side.
I think its interesting because its new. Give it 5 - 10 years and it'll be a genuine eyesore... It will lease up very quickly because everyone wants to be in DTLA's closest suburb.




8th & Grand Today, October 8th 2014:


It suddenly went higher than 7 stories. I'm not sure what the extra height it about. Anyone?

8th & Grand by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

8th & Grand 2 by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr

Olive South of 8th by HunterKerhart.com, on Flickr
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8th & Grand

Here's what they have on the Astani website: http://astanienterprises.com/project.../8thgrand.html
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N. Fred, that was the original proposal from years back that unfortunately is not what is being built.

DTLADenizen, it looks to me as though they are building the original 8 story version of the project...
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Here's what they have on the Astani website: http://astanienterprises.com/project.../8thgrand.html
Carmel Partners bought the project off of Astani a few years ago. They then downsized and made the project less appealing. Twice. The newest renderings are truly awful.

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N. Fred, that was the original proposal from years back that unfortunately is not what is being built.

DTLADenizen, it looks to me as though they are building the original 8 story version of the project...
This is excellent news if its true. Funny how the bar gets lowered so low that this seems like a huge victory. I really hope they're going with that nonetheless.
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The framing sure looks like it right or am i trippin?

Ya, the original was amazing, then second version was much worse but still ok for a 7 / 8 story but that last rendering is shit.
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