MLK1101: Supportive Housing for LA’s Homeless Population

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Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, February 17, 2020.Description: 520 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Los Angeles County is currently home to the nation’s largest homeless population: over 58,000 individuals and counting. LOHA’s design for MLK1101 Supportive Housing transforms a vacant, unimproved lot in South Los Angeles into an uplifting housing community for previously homeless individuals to thrive. The project provides 26 units of permanent, 100% affordable housing to formerly homeless veterans, chronically homeless individuals, and low-income households.

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Citizen interaction (82) ,
Inclusivity (47) ,
LEED (17) ,
Los Angeles (22) ,
Passive ventilation (47) ,
Project (1170) ,
Sharing (14) ,
Social Inclusion (24) ,
Social contributor (116) ,
Housing (336)

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LOHA, Middle Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Citizen interaction, Co-living, Comfortable environment, Community, Cycling Infrastructure, Design strategies, Efficiency, Electric car, Emergency Housing, Greenery, Homeless, Housing, Inclusivity, LEED, Los Angeles, Passive ventilation, Project, Sharing, Social contributor, Social Inclusion, Well-being

Photography: Paul Vu photography

Los Angeles County is currently home to the nation’s largest homeless population: over 58,000 individuals and counting. LOHA’s design for MLK1101 Supportive Housing transforms a vacant, unimproved lot in South Los Angeles into an uplifting housing community for previously homeless individuals to thrive. The project provides 26 units of permanent, 100% affordable housing to formerly homeless veterans, chronically homeless individuals, and low-income households.

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