The in progress construction project, approved by the Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission in 2020, will include 89 units of permanent supportive and traditional housing (ranging from 320 to 480 square feet in size), as well as parking for 12 vehicles and resident amenities.

As provided in a description by KTGY Architecture & Planning, “This singular development is comprised of two buildings that are woven together seamlessly
through the use of siding and cohesive materials. The two-story transitional building leverages screening along the facade for a heightened level of privacy.
This material flows from the transitional building to the ground level of the five-story
permanent supportive housing building…to bridge the aesthetic and reflect the
growth and movement of the residents within. Warm-stained wood cladding at the prominent main corner entrance…creates an inviting feeling and welcomes guests in from the street.”