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Studio One Eleven is leading the architectural design for West Harbor, a transformative 42-acre redevelopment on the former Ports O’ Call Village site in San Pedro.
The project encompasses approximately 375,000 square feet of commercial space, including retail, dining, and entertainment venues. Key features include a mile-long waterfront promenade, a 6,000-seat outdoor amphitheater, and four acres of outdoor park and recreational areas. The design pays homage to the area’s industrial heritage, incorporating elements to reflect the working port’s character.
West Harbor aims to revitalize the Los Angeles waterfront by creating a vibrant, community-centric destination that blends cultural, recreational, and commercial experiences. The development will host a variety of tenants, such as Yamashiro, Mike Hess Brewing, Hopscotch Immersive Art, and the San Pedro Fish Market, which is relocating to a new 55,000-square-foot facility with expansive outdoor seating. Scheduled for completion in late 2025, West Harbor is poised to become a significant regional attraction, offering diverse amenities and serving as a gateway to the Port of Los Angeles.
Previous Ports O’Call Village constructed in 1963
Ferris wheel larger than Santa Monica’s coming to San Pedro waterfront
Towering Ferris wheel to be part of San Pedro’s West Harbor entertainment complex
Construction begins for waterfront West Harbor development in San Pedro
Bark Social to bring fun for dogs, owners to West Harbor in San Pedro
Daily digest: Studio One Eleven to design waterfront L.A. amphitheater, Ottawa’s Block 2 finalists revealed, and more
San Pedro Waterfront Development Developers Promise Originally, Individuality, and Fun.
Here’s a look at the amphitheater planned for the L.A. Waterfront
First buildings going up at San pedro’s West Harbor complex
7 Leases Signed for San Pedro’s West Harbor
Hollywood Icon Yamashiro Restaurant Heading to the Waterfront
San Pedro’s Ports O’Call was Torn Down. A New Waterfront is Finally Taking Shape.
A working waterfront in California is about to get revitalized by reconnecting it to the city and to the Oregon-Mexico trail system
West Harbor in San Pedro poised to enter the final stretch of waterfront push
West Harbor’s first structure rises on San Pedro waterfront
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