Wilshire and Cloverdale Project

The Wilshire and Cloverdale Project is a mixed-use development located on a 1.4-acre site in Los Angeles, California, spanning 5350-5376 Wilshire Boulevard, 706-716 Cloverdale Avenue, and 721-725 Detroit Street. The project involves the construction of a 46-story tower with a total floor area of 420,201 square feet, featuring 419 residential units, including 47 units for Extremely Low-Income households, and 2,645 square feet of ground-floor restaurant space. A key component of the development is the preservation of four existing buildings that contribute to the Miracle Mile Historic District, including Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument No. 451, while removing existing surface parking and 6,137 square feet of rear additions. The project is subject to extensive environmental oversight under the California Environmental Quality Act, with a Draft Environmental Impact Report analyzing impacts on air quality, greenhouse gas emissions, transportation, and utility infrastructure. Key requirements include compliance with LADOT and ADA standards for pedestrian access, the implementation of a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, and adherence to SCAQMD Rule 1146.2. Specialized oversight is required for paleontological and archaeological resources, including the use of qualified professionals to monitor excavations and the adherence to AB 52 confidentiality protocols regarding tribal cultural resources. Construction is also subject to strict noise and vibration monitoring, with requirements to halt activity and conduct structural inspections if specific vibration thresholds are exceeded.