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Playa Vista Redesign
Assignment No. 4
Andrew Reke
PPD 282 Urban Design
Sunday, June 02, 2013
Section 1: Project Description
This fairly large eastern portion of Playa Vista has been redesigned as part regional office center and primarily an urban
housing project with some limited mixed use applications. There is a regional portion which is primarily offices as well as
a mixed use heart at the core of the project area. As a basic overview, there is approximately 3.7 million square feet of
office space, 610,000 square feet of retail-commerce, and around 13,600 dwelling units, mostly in medium density
districts. Specific square footages and dwelling units can be found in the table in Section 2, further on. A set of gridded
streets interconnects the different portions of the site. These street sections can be seen in Section 3, further on in this
document.
Section 2: Project Stats
Below you will find some basic project development statistics.
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Major Use Specific Use Square Footage Dwelling Units
Civic 283,140 0
School 87,120
Library 174,240
Garden Meeting Hall 21,780
Office 3,659,040 0
Low Density 130,680
Medium Density 1,089,000
High Density 1,219,680Plus: Mixed Use 1,219,680
Retail 609,840 0
Neighborhood 130,680
Community -
Regional 130,680
Plus: Mixed Use 348,480
Mixed Use 2,787,840 678
Retail+Office 1,393,920 0
Sub: Retail 174,240
Sub: Office 1,219,680
Retail+Residential 1,393,920 678
Sub: Retail 174,240
Sub: Residential 1,219,680 678
Residential 16,196,256 13,587
Single Family 183,600 102
Sub: Detached 97,200 54
Sub: Attached 86,400 48
Medium Density 9,387,180 7,487
High Density 6,625,476 5,998
Open Space 773,190 0
Sheltered Habitat 392,040
Park 381,150
Total 22,229,316 14,265
Section 3: Street SectionsThere are 5 basic street sections for my redesign project. They are represented in the graphics below. There are
two major types of streets intended as entry ways into the site and two minor types of streets intended as connecting
streets inside the site.
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Multi-way Boulevard
The multi-way boulevard is intended as the type of streets used for the two major entrances into the site. First is the
Hughes Boulevard entrance from Jefferson Boulevard. The other is the extension of La Cienaga into the central section
of the site I’ve chosen. This extension is named Central Avenue.
There are three carriageways depicted in this section including two carriageways that are shared spaces next to the
sidewalks. The central carriageway has 4 through lanes and one lane which alternates between a turn lane or median.
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Main Street
The main street type of street is the type used on Hughes Avenue and the Grosvenor Boulevard extension until Hughes
Avenue.
This type of road has not only ample pedestrian space, but also, has bi-directional buffered bike lanes. The central
carriage way is one lane in each direction with a bi-directional turn lane at center.
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Regular Street
The majority of the streets in the neighborhood are this type of street with 10’ sidewalks on both sides of the street and
two through and two parking lanes.
Alley-Service Street
This type of street is only used in the North-eastern sector of the neighborhood as it is a street which allows connection
from parking areas to major streets or is used as a service lane behind large buildings.