The builder's remedy, a loophole in state housing law, enables developers to bypass zoning rules in cities like Beverly Hills, which lack certified housing plans, provided they include at least 20 percent affordable housing.
The plans for the 12-story building include 65 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments, along with ground-floor shops and restaurants, enhancing the area’s vibrancy.
Ottinger Architects describe the building's design as having a bold, curved facade and floor-to-ceiling windows that foster natural light, with generous inset balconies contributing to its fluidity.
Initial plans projected a 10-story, 45-unit highrise, but have evolved to a bolder, more immersive architectural vision for the Beverly Hills skyline.
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