WORKS CASE STUDIES: INDUSTRIAL Former industrial properties have become a go-to choice for tech and creative companies, and DTLA’s Arts District is home to over 30 million SF of such space, fueling its rise as one of the top destinations for innovative companies in growth industries.
ROW DTLA In terms of scope and ambition, no other industrial conversion comes close to the vision that Atlas Capital has been making a reality for ROW DTLA. More than a campus, at 32 acres and almost 3 million SF of rentable space, it is a “city within a city” that features a curated mix of contemporary offices, bespoke boutiques, and artisanal eateries, all served by a 4,000-stall parking structure that affords tenants 4 spaces per 1,000 SF.
WARNER MUSIC Originally built in 1914 to manufacture Ford Model T automobiles, this property at 7th and Santa Fe was purchased by Shorenstein in 2014, just as the Arts District was taking off, and restored it back to its former glory. In 2019 it became the new home of Warner Music Group, whose relocation from Burbank firmly established DTLA as a premier location for media and creative companies.
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