Curbed L.A. is sounding an alarm today, echoing a warning from the SunsetJunctionDestruction blog, about a development scheme that will flatten the current structure at 4000 Sunset Boulevard and replace it with a four-story, mixed-use design that would create retail space along with room for a restaurant and a planned “security rental building” containing 94 units. Cautioned SunsetJunctionDestruction:
“Every structure on this land, including one residence and the landmark
Sunset Junction “Red Car” streetcar station would be torn down to
accommodate this project which includes a 150 parking space
subterranean parking facility for their tenants and patrons of the
retail establishments therein.”
Photo: Curbed L.A. via SunsetJunctionDestruction
Curbed L.A. writer Dakota was particularly disturbed over the fact
that the developer did not permit its artist renderings for the project
to be photographed at a recent neighborhood council meeting: “Silver
Lake residents! Be wary! Developer Frost Chaddock is well known for not
building what they promised.”
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