This project is a 5-story multi-family residential building with 45 apartment units and lush landscaping in Santa Monica. The project includes affordable housing units, many indoor/outdoor gathering spaces, and a plethora of bicycle parking. The beach modern design of the building pushes and pulls the facade to create open spaces, privacy and building articulation.

This is a 2-story building with 9 residential units over 2,500 sf of ground floor commercial and 1 level subterranean parking.

This project is an 8-story multi-family residential building with 61 apartment units in booming Koreatown. Residents have private balconies and access to amenities including a roof deck and parking. The building’s modern design features large glass windows layered between crisp horizontal bands that wrap the building.

This 28-unit, 140 bed co-living project is 4 stories with subterranean parking in the Beverly Glen neighborhood of Los Angeles. There are large ground floor central courtyard with an adjacent co-work space and fitness center as well as an expansive roof deck.

This 114 residential apartment unit multi-family building is 7 stories over 2 levels subterranean parking. There is a large 2nd floor courtyard with a pool and adjacent club room. Other amenities include a fitness center, resident business center and a large rooftop deck with BBQ areas, fire pit, game areas, and many outdoor seating and lounge spaces.

This project is a 5-story mixed-use building adjacent to the Bergamont Station Metro stop in Santa Monica and includes 63 apartment units, 1,000 sf of ground floor retail, and vehicular and bicycle parking. Amenities include abundant green space at the second level and large fifth floor and rooftop landscaped areas for barbeques and gatherings. The massing of the building incorporates a series of recesses and the volumes are articulated with corten steel and corrugated metal panels.

This project is a 3-story mixed-use building with 46 apartment units and 14,000 sf of ground floor retail in Santa Monica. Amenities include a gym, a large second floor courtyard, and two levels of subterranean parking. The building is designed to appear as series of two-story metal clad volumes hovering above a transparent base, punctuated by brick columns and pilasters.

DFH has designed 4 new buildings to create a corporate campus along Sepulveda Blvd in the South Bay. 2 buildings are in Manhattan Beach, 2 buildings in Hermosa Beach. The projects are creating over 200,000 sf new office space including amenity decks, cafes for employees, and subterranean parking that include an abundance of electric vehicle charging stations and bicycle and electric bicycle parking. All buildings will be LEED Gold Certified. DFH designed the existing building at 330 Sepulveda Blvd that was completed in 2005.

This is a 160 live/work mixed-used project within the Cornfield Arroyo Seco Specific Plan in Los Angeles. The program includes ground floor commercial with large amenity spaces for fitness and a business center. The second floor courtyard has a large communal space for the tenants. The project is 6-stories total with 1-level subterranean garage.