Saticoy Tiny Home Village
The Saticoy and Whitsett Tiny Home Village, located on a narrow strip of land between the 170 freeway and industrial properties, addresses homelessness with Lehrer Architects' thoughtful design. The site, nearly a quarter-mile long and only 20' wide at times, minimizes displacement and offers shelter, utilities, and services. The design honors the homeless community with vibrant colors and utilizes existing trees for shade. An 8' tall acoustic sound barrier fence mitigates noise and ensures privacy.
"A core tenet is that there are 'no throwaway spaces' and the design works with colorful, geometric patterns of blue, greens and yellow to a parcel of land previously derelict and disused."
- ArchDaily
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Residential
Location
North Hollywood - Los Angeles, California
Client
City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering Architectural Division
Size
Capacity: 150 beds, 77 units
Site Area: 66,325 SF
Status
Completed 2022
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Project Team
Builder:
Ford Construction
MEP Engineer:
S&K Engineers
Civil Engineer:
Barbara Hall & Associates, PE
Landscape Architect
Studio-MLA
Swimming Pool Engineer
Jones & Madhavan
Jones & Madhavan
Jones & Madhavan
Project Management
City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation & Parks
City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering
City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering
