Civic Center Master Development Plan InitiatedCity Council Motion Introduced January 2017

LASCB Environmental Impact ReportAdopted March 2017

Civic CenterMaster Development Plan Design GuidelinesDeveloped 2018 - 2019

LASCB Requestfor QualificationsReleased April 2019

Los Angeles Street Civic Building

Project OverviewOverviewThe City of Los Angeles is pursuing a public-private partnership (P3) agreement to design, build, finance, operate, and maintain the Los Angeles Civic Building Project (LASCB) at the site of the former Parker Center, located at 150 N. Los Angeles Street. Bureau of Engineering (BOE), is the project manager. The Project consists of a civic facility with office space for approximately 3,000 City employees, basement parking, a conference center, public displays showcasing the historical significance of the Parker Center, a childcare center, street-level commercial tenant space, and a 2,000 to 3,000-square-foot community center.

The goal of the Project is to create a distinctive urban facility for City functions, with a unique and innovative design and an activated ground floor level that will connect at sidewalks and public spaces the various civic, cultural, residential and employment uses in the Civic Center district.

Public-Private Partnership (P3) ProcessThe LASCB will be delivered through a P3 procurement. The P3 process combines both project delivery design - construction - financing - long-term operation and maintenance and preservation of the facility under a contract with a selected development team.

After a Request for Qualifications issued in April 2019, the City announced, on August 29, 2019, a recommendation to short list three proposer teams that will be eligible to respond to the Request for Proposals for the LASCB.

Engage in the ProcessThere will be plenty of ways for the community to get involved in the LASCB development process. Opportunities will be posted on the project web page – stay tuned!

• City of Los Angeles Municipal Facilities Committee – Consideration of the Civic Center District Urban Design Vision and Guidelines – October 31, 2019 at 10 am, City Hall East, 200 N. Main Street, Room 1500

• LASCB Community Update Meeting – November 19, 2019 at 6 pm at the Japanese American Cultural Center, 244 San Pedro Street, Los Angeles 90012

• Anticipated Hearing at Board of Public Works to consider recommendations for LASCB RFP – early 2020

For more information, please visit the project webpage and sign up to be on the e-mail list.

TimelineThe timeline at left starts with the initiation of the Civic Center Master Development Plan study and moves through the LASCB procurement process. It will be updated as the LASCB design and construction timelines take shape.

LASCB Announcementof Recommendation of Short-Listed RespondentsAugust 2019

Parker Center DemolitionStarted September 2018Expected CompletionEarly 2020

LASCB Preferred Proposer SelectionAnticipated Early 2021

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DTLA Civic Partners, LLCEquity Member:Meidiam DTLA Civic, LLCEdgemoor Infrastructure & Real Estate LLC

Lead Contractor:Clark Construction Group – California, LP

Lead Designer:Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP

Lead O&M Provider:ENGIE Services Inc.

LAC 3 PartnersEquity Member:Macquarie Financial Holdings Pty LimitedJLC Infrastructure Fund I L.P.

Lead Contractor:Hensel Phelps Construction Co.

Lead Designer:Morphosis Architects

Lead O&M Provider:Honeywell International Inc.

Plenary CollaborativeLos AngelesEquity Member:Plenary Group USAConcessions Ltd.

Lead Contractor:Webcore Construction L.P.

Lead Designer:SmithGroupRenzo Piano Building Workshop

Lead O&M Provider:Johnson Controls, Inc

Los Angeles Street Civic Building Recommended Short-Listed Teams

Los Angeles Street Civic Building

Recommended Short-Listed Teams