DAMIAN
"The LA space has some of the industrial architecture of Arts District, mixed polished concrete, bricks, wood, and cream palettes with vegetation."
- LA Eater
ARCLIGHT BOSTON
“The Los Angeles-based company promises that “every seat is the best seat in the house” in ArcLight’s 15 theaters, thanks to its ergonomic plush seats, three inches wider than the standard movie theater seat, offering a luxurious 46 whole inches of legroom."
- Boston Magazine
SIGHTGLASS COFFEE
"The 11,000-square-foot space, located down the street from the new Tartine Sycamore, will be the company’s first location outside the Bay Area. While the other Sightglass locations serve snacks and pastries made off-site, the Los Angeles cafe will have a full kitchen with breakfast, lunch and dinner."
- Los Angeles Times
BELLFLOWER NEW HOPE TEMPORARY SHELTER
"Among the things that we are most proud of is the incredible speed with which we identified a location and constructed the shelter, a reflection of the dire need to address homelessness in our City."
- Bellflower Mayor, Juan Garza
DAMIAN
"The LA space has some of the industrial architecture of Arts District, mixed polished concrete, bricks, wood, and cream palettes with vegetation."
- LA Eater
ARCLIGHT BOSTON
“The Los Angeles-based company promises that “every seat is the best seat in the house” in ArcLight’s 15 theaters, thanks to its ergonomic plush seats, three inches wider than the standard movie theater seat, offering a luxurious 46 whole inches of legroom."
- Boston Magazine
SIGHTGLASS COFFEE
"The 11,000-square-foot space, located down the street from the new Tartine Sycamore, will be the company’s first location outside the Bay Area. While the other Sightglass locations serve snacks and pastries made off-site, the Los Angeles cafe will have a full kitchen with breakfast, lunch and dinner."
- Los Angeles Times
BELLFLOWER NEW HOPE TEMPORARY SHELTER
"Among the things that we are most proud of is the incredible speed with which we identified a location and constructed the shelter, a reflection of the dire need to address homelessness in our City."
- Bellflower Mayor, Juan Garza
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League of California Cities
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