At 7111 – 7115 W Manchester, there are plans to construct a 25-unit, 22,500-square-foot apartment building with two of the residences slated to be set aside for affordable housing. Plans also call for a petite, 499-square-foot commercial space.
If approved, the six-story building would offer 24 vehicular parking spaces and 32 bicycle parking spaces. It will also offer a rooftop common open space area with landscaping. The site is currently used for commercial space and spans over 7,500 square feet. The location, at the corner of Manchester Avenue and Loyola Boulevard, sits directly across the street from the Westchester-Loyola Village Branch Library and the Westchester Municipal Building.
The applicant, Brook Campbell of Westchester Community Builders LLC, is requesting a 35 percent density bonus and a floor area ratio increase to 3:1. The architecture firm behind the project is IntuArch.
What Now Los Angeles (WNLA) reached out to Campbell and Michael Wacht, principal of IntuArch. Campbell did not respond to multiple requests for comments, and Wacht told WNLA that they are “keeping this project internal for now.” No renderings were made available.
