This affordable senior housing development was designed to uplift the surrounding community and provide a supportive home. Sustainability is a key focus, with the project achieving LEED Gold certification, a testament to our commitment to environmentally friendly design and practices.

Check out our new video below by Monica Nouwens and meet the residents and hear how this space is more than just a building, it’s become a community hub and even serves as a natural backdrop to events like the MLK Parade.

The jury shared:
“Overall, the project achieves a good balance of environmental performance, equity, and occupant health. The purpose of the project to house formerly homeless veterans is very moving.”

“Achieving Gold certification in LEED for Homes, this is an exemplary sustainability project in nearly all dimensions, with equal focus on building performance, equity, and occupant health. Units are equipped with all electric appliances, a substantial Indoor Air Quality benefit for occupants. 1/3 of parking spaces are equipped with charging for electric vehicles, a commendably high ratio for Affordable Housing. The project has access to a range of transit amenities, while communal gardens provide open space and opportunity for social engagement. The project creates an inspiring neighborhood hub for community growth, cultural celebration, and sustainable living.” – Southern California Edison