Horizon Hollywood | Highlights

Distinctive, world-class design that reflects the very best of Hollywood
Slender profiles enhance scenic views of Hollywood Hills and cityscape
Open architectural “cutouts” provide view corridors between the buildings to the landscaped courtyard and nearby hillsides
Emphasized walkability by connecting to the street, with entrances oriented towards the public sidewalk
Inviting urban streetscape with parking discreetly hidden out of sight

9,300 square foot public plaza, with decorative art benches, creative lighting, updated paving materials, café-style seating and inviting landscaping, will revitalize and energize the northwest corner of Hollywood Boulevard and La Brea Avenue
Large public plaza creates increased pedestrian activity and serves as a new meeting place in Hollywood
10,000 square feet of neighborhood-oriented retail and restaurant space
Majestic palm trees, coupled with drought-tolerant landscaping, will provide a vibrant streetscape that evokes Hollywood's Golden Era

Achieve at a minimum U.S. Green Building Council LEED Silver certification for environmental sustainability
Embraces the principals of New Urbanism by providing a livable, walkable, and sustainable community
Green roofs and rooftop gardens beautify the building, reduce the urban heat island effect, enhance building-wide energy efficiency, filter stormwater and improve air quality
State-of-the-art water saving measures, including native drought-tolerant landscaping, rainwater collection and irrigation systems and the latest high-efficiency plumbing fixtures
Innovative energy-saving technologies to reduce electrical use

Adjacent to several bus lines and a short walk to the Hollywood / Highland Metro Red Line station
The location has a Walk Score® of 95 - a “Walker’s Paradise”
On-site retail will be conveniently located to serve the local community
Parking in excess of Code requirements to ensure no spillover parking impacts on adjacent streets
On-site bicycle parking and storage spaces for residents, visitors and employees
Transportation demand management measures will reduce traffic generation and encourage the use of other transport options such as mass transit, cycling and walking

Will create a total of over 1,300 construction-related jobs and over 200 permanent full-time jobs
Will generate over $2 million in new annual tax revenue to the City of Los Angeles, over $240 million in construction-related economic output and over $27 million in ongoing annual economic output
Significant investment in the community through contributions to the future Hollywood Transportation Management Organization and parks, public art, local school and library fees

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