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DTLA 2.0 MAKE IT YOURS INDEPENDANCE DAY HOTEL INDIGO INTERCONTINENTAL FREEHAND LA FOCUS ON 6AM CREATIVE BLOC THE RETURN OF CLAYTONS FLORENCE WHITE

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#33 | SUMMER 2017

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If there is something that everyone notices when they visit Downtown LA, it is the many constructions underway. Keeping up with all the new buildings these days has been challenging, so we keep counting the cranes! DTLA LIFE MAG ® is excited about the new vague of projects that we are looking forward to seeing become a reality. The Downtown News recently listed the latest information on 106 projects in Downtown LA. We encourage our subscribers to visit www.ladowntownnews.com/development and learn all about everything that is happening in DTLA. We are also creating a Special Issue of DTLA LIFE MAG ®, coming out this fall, with information on all the residential projects coming online. Our goal is to help you to navigate through the most exciting time for our city center in decades. This issue will include listings of all current and future residential projects in the first ever DTLA LIFE’S LIVING GUIDE. It will be updated twice a year directly with information from, the city’s public record, the developers, and a variety of other reliable sources. The Living Guide will be a one-stop place for you to go and learn everything there is to know about real estate in DTLA 2.0. In the meantime, please enjoy this summer’s edition of your DTLA LIFE MAG ®. We are proud to celebrate a new milestone by now reaching over 100,000 active subscribers and opened our brand new South Park Real Estate Office. Feel free to stop by anytime, we will be there to answer all your requests about Downtown L.A. We are located at 1000 S Grand Ave, #100 - Los Angeles, CA 90015 On a personal note, I would like to dedicate this month’s issue to Florence White. She passed away at her DTLA EVO condominium in her sleep on June 10th, while her dear friend Julie Anderson and myself were both with her. Flo was a real lover of Downtown LA, where she moved around ten years ago from Carter Lake, Iowa to be closer to her son Jim White. We are sending Jim and his family our deepest condolences. We know that she loved to read DTLA LIFE MAG ® and she will be greatly missed. Alex LiMandri Editor-in-Chief Realtor ® CALBRE 01822666

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ABOVE ANGELS

Imagine the excitement of breathtaking visuals from the tallest building west of Chicago. Miles of glass and steel shaped 73 stories high rising 1,100 feet above street level. A structure that on the outside redefines the Los Angeles skyline, but on the inside, the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown hotel presents the glamor and exhilaration that defines what it means to live the InterContinental life, with its rich, storied history and the promise of good things to come. The promise on the newly opened Intercontinental Hotel website does not disappoint. The long anticipated Downtown LA’s newest 900 rooms hotel in the Wilshire Grand, the most exciting ground-up development in decades. According to IHG Group, the 73 stories building is now the tallest building west of Chicago rising at 1,100 feet, and the host of the largest Intercontinental in the Americas. It is also the first hotel on the west coast to have a sky lobby above 70th floors. Downtown LA-based architect firm, AC Martin, designed a modern tower that redefines the Los Angeles skyline. The rooftop deck will offer to guests; restaurants, bars, swimming pool and fantastic 360-degree views of Los Angeles. And because all these spectacular amenities were not sufficient in the eyes of developers’ partner Korean Air, it is the only skyscraper in the city with a high-tech LED lighting on the facade featuring an infinity of light shows capable of welcoming the airline passengers landing at LAX. Korean Air’s $1.1 billion mixed-use development in the heart of Downtown LA’s Financial District will include not only the hotel but new office space as well as over 45,000 square feet of retail on the ground floor. We encourage everyone to visit this fabulous new addition to Downtown LA, proving that our neighborhood is an actual city center, with everything at our footsteps.

HOTEL INTERCONTINENTAL 900 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90017 (213) 688 7777 www.ihg.com

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of Wilshire Grand Center

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HOTEL INDIGO

Photos Courtesy of IHG Group

Photos Courtesy Photo Cinnia Finferof IHG Group

A few weeks ago, Greenland USA, a leading developer of modern and transformative properties, celebrated the forthcoming Hotel Indigo Los Angeles Downtown, a uniquely local and vibrant hotel for all looking to experience Downtown Los Angeles.

Hotel Indigo exemplifies Greenland USA’s vision for transformative and modern properties that support the local economy.

The hotel will help meet the city’s needs and local leaders’ call for increased tourism facilities, allowing Located in the heart of Downtown with convenient ac- visitors and city-dwellers alike to take advantage of evcess to the burgeoning art, culture, entertainment and erything the downtown area has to offer. nightlife scene of the city, Hotel Indigo will allow all who visit the city to experience the thriving creativity, The hotel will be managed by InterContinental Hotels urban vibe, and diversity of downtown Los Angeles. Group, one of the world’s leading hotel companies, which currently has nearly 5,200 hotels in its portfolio. “The project makes the first impression for people coming to downtown. It took Greenland only three “This project is a win-win example of a partnership bemonths from the time of the first meeting to the date of tween US and China. Other people were not able to groundbreaking – it takes most companies two years,” put together the Metropolis project, but Greenland Mayor Garcetti added, noting that, “both Greenland could. These aren’t just 350 room, but 350 quality USA and the city government team have a can-do atti- room,” said Huiyan Liu, Counsellor for Commercial Aftude” which ensured the project’s success. fairs of the People’s Republic of China in Los Angeles. He added, “We should not only look at the number of Hotel Indigo’s eclectic but cohesive interiors will pull jobs the project has created, but know these are good influence from extended periods of Los Angeles’s dy- paying jobs and they will have a domino effect on the namic past from the 1890s to 1920s, including the Fi- local economy.” esta de las Flores, which is now the Rose Parade, the theaters and galas of the Golden Age of entertainment During the hotel construction, 2,700 jobs have been downtown, the prohibition period, and the Jewel dis- created, including jobs for 1,915 construction workers, trict. among whom, 483 are apprentices. Additionally, 25 labor unions and more than 200 local businesses have Tailored elements relating to these historical time pe- participated in the hotel development. As planned, riods will surprise and delight guests, along with the Hotel Indigo now has 151 employees, with 90 percent contemporary approach to the extensive amenities hired locally. and delightful views from its excellent bar. During its first year of operation (from April to Decem“Hotel Indigo is a well-respected and sought-after ber 2017), the hotel operating income is expected to global boutique brand that embodies the luxurious reach $24 million, contributing $5 million in tax reveand dynamic experience Metropolis will provide for nue to the local economy. all who visit downtown Los Angeles,” said Mme. Yun Zhang, Executive Vice President of Greenland Group. “Greenland has stepped in and provided two of the “Hotel Indigo and Metropolis are well-positioned to most critical needs to downtown Los Angeles, and support the economic growth of our world-class city, that’s more residential units and more hotel rooms,” while also helping to preserve and celebrate down- Councilmember Jose Huizar said in his remarks. “We town Los Angeles’ iconic past.” are practically building a city within a city, and what’s driving that is more people living here and more peoAs the first hotel developed for a Greenland USA ple visiting downtown. property and the first hotel developed and operated in North America for the Group, it represents a signifi- Greenland USA has filled a great need here in downcant step forward for Greenland Group’s globalization town Los Angeles, and we’re looking forward to doing strategy and expansion to consumer-based industries. more.”

In addition to the opening of Hotel Indigo, Residential Tower 1 at Metropolis, a 38-story building with 308 luxury condominium units and amenities, opened officially for residents in April 2017, completing phase one of the development. The second phase of Metropolis includes a curated retail experience and Residential Towers 2 and 3. Phase two is slated for completion in 2019. At the peak of construction, there are roughly 1,700 construction workers work on the site. Overall, the Metropolis project is expected to create 15,000 jobs during its development. On top of offering new jobs to the neighborhood, Greenland brought a parking lot to life, improved our skyline, and offering needed new condominiums for sale. Please contact us for more information about the homes available for sale at info@dtlalife.com

HOTEL INDIGO & METROPOLIS LOS ANGELES Tower I - 877 Francisco St Tower II - 889 Francisco St INDIGO - 899 Francisco St. Los Angeles, CA 90017 www.metropolislosangeles.com

Photo Courtesy of Greenland USA

6AM

Photos Courtesy of SunCal & HERZOG + DE MEURON

The internationally renowned design firm of Herzog & de Meuron has been working with developer SunCal to create “6AM,” a world-class, mixed-use development at 6th & Alameda in the heart of the Downtown Los Angeles Arts District. The Pritzker Prize-winning firm is planning a complex that will feature live/work residences, creative offices, hotel and retail uses, and public gathering spaces on a 14.5-acre site. This project is envisioned to feature a contemporary design that assesses and understands the character of the Arts District and expresses it in a building concept for today and the future. In all its details, 6AM will remain faithful to the well-articulated preferences of the local community, which include high-quality design, durable materials and a place where “art can flourish in the Arts District.” The 6AM site is the single largest parcel in the Arts District, and this development will bring significant benefits to the community, such as a school and art opportunity space, that residents and visitors alike can enjoy. It will provide public and private outdoor space, art creation space and exhibition space, school, fitness centers, outdoor pools and spas, a grocer and food hall, and abundant parking. Keeping with the fabric and characteristics of the Arts District has been a priority in shaping the plans for 6AM. This project embodies various recommendations from public planning workshops held by local organizations that were open to Arts District stakeholders. These supported recommendations include improved pedestrian infrastructure; more green space; exhibition venues; alternative energy sources; a river walk; public art; and maintaining the unique character of the Arts District. Herzog & de Meuron are among the most thoughtful and accomplished design firms in the world. Each of their designs – which includes the “Bird’s Nest” Olympic Stadium in Beijing, the de Young Museum in San Francisco, 1111 Lincoln Road and the Perez Art Museum in Miami – responds uniquely to its context and purpose. Based in Basel, Switzerland, Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron won the Pritzker Prize, architecture’s highest international honor, in 2001. Based on the heritage and characteristics, or typologies, that define the Arts District, Herzog & de Meuron have evolved the architectural concept of the “Fabric,” “Table,” “Fingers” and “Skyline” for 6AM. The entire property is defined by a horizontal “Table” at an elevation of 40 feet, re-

specting the height of surrounding buildings, with two or three levels of retail and other uses underneath within the “Fabric” in a series of individual buildings. Above the “Table” are a series of “Fingers,” which are buildings housing apartments and creative office space that blend with surrounding structures. The “Skyline” will bring two 58-story residential towers that respond to the shapes and scale of the Downtown skyline. These towers also mark the intersection of 6th and Alameda streets as a prominent place within the District. “Los Angeles is one of the leading cities in the world, and the Arts District is an area rich with a distinct heritage, well-defined characteristics and a diversity of creative uses,” said Stephan Elieff, President, SunCal. “We envision a multi-faceted, arts-inspired development that respects and builds on the area’s cultural atmosphere, responds to the preferences of the community and includes some beneficial features that residents and visitors can enjoy.” As with all recent projects proposed by the design team, 6AM will incorporate innovations to improve the efficiency of water use, including storm water management and energy consumption. The sustainability advantages, active and passive utility management, and recycling systems will conform to a LEED Silver Certifiable Standard that will help the environment. 6AM is DTLA LIFE MAG ® favorite upcoming concept, and we cannot wait to see it coming to life.

6AM Coming Soon on Sixth St & Alemeda www.herzogdemeuron.com

Photos Courtesy of SunCal & HERZOG + DE MEURON

W Photos Courtesy of TEN50

WE LOVE TEN50

Photos Courtesy of Quinn Patterson & TEN50

TEN50 was Downtown LA’s first luxury residences in nearly a decade when they open their doors in December of 2016. The boutique collection of 151 homes offers one- and two-bedroom, penthouse, two-story residences and a host of luxurious amenities. GQ has named downtown la, “America’s next great city,” and ten50 is in the heart of this ongoing renaissance. Close to arts, culture, entertainment, restaurants, and shopping, this beautiful residential building will be the jewel of South-Park. We love this building and we are certain you will too! Large enough to be impressive. Boutique enough so each resident feels like an integral part of the tower community. The 25 stories establish a corner of creativity and cool in a city known for just that. Trumark Urban goes beyond real estate development by growing neighborhoods as well as creating stunning buildings and TEN50 is another proof of that. The architect Douglas Hanson, leads the award-winning firm HansonLA. He has helped define the changing Downtown Los Angeles skyline as well as its neighborhoods. His background made him the perfect choice for designing TEN50. You’re going to like what you see. The modern feel and the amenities is a perfect addition to the Downtown offering. 13,000 square feet of thoughtful, thought-provoking enjoyment. A lounge that doubles as an oasis. Because even though you have to leave your home on occasion, you shouldn’t want to. The Penthouses are spectacular, and the corner units with floor to ceiling windows and outdoor private balconies are perfection. Listings are courtesy of Polaris. For more information please contact us at info@dtlalife.com and we will send you available units and schedule a visit and make TEN50 your new home.

TEN50 1050 S Grand Ave Los Angeles, CA 90015 www.ten50.la

HAPPY FOURTH

Photos courtesy of Grand Park/The Music Center

Grand Park + The Music Center’s Fourth of July Block Party returns with a beautiful way to celebrate America’s independence. The event is jam-packed with ways that make Fourth of July the ultimate summer holiday celebration, featuring picnics, play, music, dancing and a new fireworks show. The afternoon offers games and art making for all ages including soccer, tag, bubble fun and chalk art. Two musical stages with DJs throughout the day and live performances in the evening will entertain audiences with sounds from America featuring everything from 70s Funk and Soul to a full-scale Pops Orchestra. Fireworks begin at 8:30 p.m. from the roof of The Music Center’s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and will be visible throughout downtown and the surrounding neighborhoods. The event offers a multitude of dining options from more than 30 vendors including the return of gourmet food trucks. Grand Park + The Music Center’s Fourth of July Block Party will encompass all of the parks, from Grand Avenue to Spring Street, plus the surrounding streets. Grand Park + The Music Center’s Fourth of July Block Party | Tuesday, July 4, 2017 | 2:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

GRAND PARK

200 N Grand Ave Los Angeles, CA 90013 www.grandparkla.org

Photos courtesy of Grand Park/The Music Center

DTLA OPEN HOUSE

DOWNTOWN LA Saturday, July 15, 2017 I 10 am - 3 pm

Featuring interactive experiences like a rooftop ball pit, picnic in the sky, local food & drinks, music, and live art, with exclusive access to five premier residential communities

1000 GRAND BY WINDSOR Rooftop Ball Pit

HANOVER OLYMPIC Synchronized Swimmers

METROPOLIS Mural Home

FREE | RSVP today at DowntownLA.com/OpenHouse

TEN50 Picnic in the Sky

WREN APARTMENTS Zorb Racing

Experience the best in DTLA living at Downtown LA 1000 GRAND BY WINDSOR: 1000 Grand’s new apartOpen House on Saturday, July 15. ment homes feature a modern twist on contemporary living, offering the ultimate urban living experience. The You’ll visit five premier residential communities and take part in fun, one-of-a-kind activities like picnics in building itself is a conversation starter, featuring historthe sky, rooftop ball pits, live art, and more- all just one ical elements such as reclaimed brick and a preserved free RSVP away. Please visit https://www.downtownla. mural from the famous Myron ballroom that used to occom/miy/open-house for more information and regis- cupy the site. From spacious living with high ceilings to ter for the first edition of this great event. kitchens with granite and quartz countertops, EntertainYou will select a starting location from the list of fea- ing guests will be a breeze. ture properties to start your journey, and travel around Downtown to discover buildings to live, and definitely, Experience: Take a selfie in the property’s rooftop ball Make it Yours! pit with the DTLA skyline as your backdrop! TEN50: Located on the desirable corner of South Grand Avenue and 11th Street, TEN50 is redefining luxury in DTLA. The stately 25-story tower is the embodiment of modern city living, with high-style common areas offering a dazzling contrast to 151 brand new one- and two-bedroom boutique residences and penthouses that exude elegance and sophistication. Pricing starting from the $600,000s.

HANOVER OLYMPIC: Live luxuriously in DTLA. Hanover Olympic was designed to set a new standard of sophistication and excellence and paves the way for sustainable living. From eco-green features to ample amenities, this is more than a typical mid-rise. Enjoy rooftop sun decks, private cabanas by the pool, fantastic DTLA skyline views, and much more.

Experience: Step into a picnic in the sky- complete with grass, flowers, and picnic gear. Or, hang out in the outdoor lounge for local bites & music.

Experience: Explore the property’s beautiful amenitieswith a show. Enjoy synchronized swimming, wine tastings, & more!

WREN APARTMENTS: WREN invites access to art, culture, entertainment, and community - and grants permission to retreat to the world that feels like your own. It is a place where being outdoors isn’t a bonus - it’s a way of life. And where refinement and attention to detail show up everywhere in materials, amenities, community spaces, and even in the flow of each floor plan. Experience: Step inside a giant orb and race a friend on an outdoor track. Or, hang out on the amenity deck with a local beer tasting in hand. METROPOLIS: Introducing Metropolis, the new capital of Los Angeles luxury, an exclusive new collection of residential towers, skyparks and pools, dining, and upscale hotel in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. A city within a city built just for you, with panoramic views and iconic design in every direction. Experience: Soak in rooftop views and the creation of art at the property’s urban sanctuary, featuring work from local artists & musical performances.

DOWNTOWN LA OPEN HOUSE July 15th, 2017 10AM - 3PM www.downtownla.com

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AYTONâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S PUBLIC HOUSE Photos courtesy of Tony Gower & Elisabeth Peterson

This summer, the Downtown residents will discover the most anticipated new “old” restaurant in the Historic Core. The Art’s District Little Bear predecessor, Royal Clayton’s, is coming back to life in the Spring Arcade Building, on Spring Street with the opening of Tony Gower and Elisabeth Peterson’s Clayton’s Public House. The new address will feature a real Victorian-inspired décor with amazing attention to details. A food intrinsic Victorian Pub that would be a Haven for Art and Conversations, as co-founder Gower says. It will certainly be a fantastic addition to the neighborhood that we know for sure will be a success. We are excited to share with you some “under construction” images. Please enjoy this exclusive preview of our new favorite venue in Downtown LA.

CLAYTON’S PUBLIC HOUSE Opening soon... 541 S Spring St Los Angeles, CA 90013

Photos Courtsesy of Claytonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Public House

SOUTH PARK PRANK Photos Courtesy of Prank Bar

Prank has opened its floor to ceiling glass doors to reveal the newest locale for drinks and merriment in Downtown LAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s burgeoning South Park district from beloved barman Dave Whitton. A game changer for the quiet area of Downtown LA, Prank brings life in the quiet streets of the quiet neighborhood of Downtown. Residents are welcoming the venue serving infuse creative drinks, delicious tacos, and snacks. Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hope that Prank will bring more great newcomers and enlight the streets of South Park.

PRANK BAR 1100 S Hope St Los Angeles, CA 90015 (213) 493 4786 www.prankbar.com

Photos Courtesy of Prank Bar

FREEHAN LOS ANG

ND GELES

Photos Courtesy of Freehand LA

Freehand LA is a 226 room hotel, housed in the historic Commercial Exchange building in Downtown Los Angeles. Created by Sydell Group, Freehand LA offers 167 private accommodations in addition to 59 shared rooms, ranging from a spacious Corner Suite to a Super 8 Bunk Room.

Guest rooms are outfitted with vibrantly colorful textiles and dynamic accents including custom light fixtures, case goods & upholstery, and painted tile.

Similar to rooms at the Freehands in Miami & Chicago, Freehand worked with local manufacturers and artisans to create custom furniture and decorative elThe hotel expands Freehand into the luxury space ements with a focus on the American Craftsman aeswith the addition of superior rooms and suites, as well thetic. as amenities including concierges and room service. A mural by LA art collective CYRCLE adorns the buildIn keeping with the brand’s ethos, the hotel coming’s light well, and amenities including toiletries by bines the social culture of a hostel with an innovative Argan, a full minibar with a variety of local snacks and design by Roman and Williams, exceptional food & gifts, bathrobes, slippers, and room service add to beverage, and a strong sense of community. the Freehand LA’s elevated experience. Extensive public spaces include a restaurant, a rooftop pool & lounge which will be home to the award- winning Broken Shaker, the lobby area with salon-style cocktail service, grab & go coffee by Café Integral, and a concept store by Venice’s Flowerboy Project. Later this year, Sydell Group will open The NoMad Hotel, one short block away, creating a complimentary experience and furthering Downtown LA’s cultural and culinary renaissance. Inspired by the history of the Commercial Exchange building and the revitalization of Downtown Los Angeles, Freehand LA embodies a sense of urbanism that is uniquely Californian. Developed by Rudolph Rosenberg in 1924, the Commercial Exchange building played a significant role in the expansion of Los Angeles’ urban core. It is where local businesses, like the Owl Drug Company, had its first retail drug store - and where Edgar Rice Burroughs, the creator of Tarzan, had his publishing headquarters. Sydell’s longtime Freehand collaborator Roman and Williams bridged the gap between these two eras to create a conversation between past and future, layering a modern interpretation of LA’s evolving urban landscape over meticulously restored interiors.

FREEHAND HOTEL LOS ANGELES

Outfitted with handcrafted furnishings, vibrant tapestries, earthy decorative elements and murals by local artists, Freehand LA is a comfortable, California oasis in a bustling, urban setting.

416 W 8th St Los Angeles, CA 90014 www.freehandhotels.org/los-angeles

THE BLOC GETS EVEN MORE CREATIV

Photos Courtesy of the Bloc

The London-Based Company Fartetch is the Latest Addition to the Recently Renovated Class A Office Building in the Heart of Downtown Los Angeles. The Ratkovich Company, National Real Estate Advisors, and Blue Vista Capital Management today announced the signing of new tenants to The Bloc, including the West Coast headquarters of London-based fashion e-tailer, Farfetch, to occupy The Bloc’s 30th floor, approximately 25,000 square feet of office space.

in 10 cities across four continents. In June 2017 the company announced a global content and commerce partnership with Condé Nast, the preeminent content provider, to create a seamless editorial shopping experience from inspiration to shopping gratification. And Farfetch is backed by world-renowned tech and luxury investors, IDG Capital Partners, Temasek, Eurazeo, DST Global, Index Ventures, Vitruvian Partners and Condé Nast International.

With more than 720,000 square feet of creative leaning office space at The Bloc, the ownership’s vision was to bring together design, technology, and creative-class offices under one roof. The property also boasts one of Downtown LA’s only office rooftop lounges, direct access to the 7th Street Metro Center Station where four lines converge, access to the Sheraton Grand along with other retail and restaurant amenities.

We welcome with pleasure this great addition to the BLOC joining other creative company to the project, including; DLR Group, Golin, Nordstrom’s HauteLook, KPFF, Levin & Associates, Media Alpha, Studio One Eleven, and Krug Furniture.

“Farfetch is the perfect addition to the roster of creative tenants that we have at The Bloc,” said Wayne Ratkovich, president, and CEO, The Ratkovich Company. “With Downtown Los Angeles rapidly becoming the intersection of fashion, technology, food, and entertainment, it only makes sense for The Bloc’s tenants to reflect the creative community surrounding us. The Bloc is a gathering place for all Angelenos, making it the place to be in Downtown LA.” “Farfetch has called Downtown LA ‘home’ for its US operations since we entered the market eight years ago, and we are proud to continue to invest in the community with our new office at The Bloc as we look to the future growth of our business,” said Jeffery Fowler, Farfetch President North America. “At its core, Farfetch is a technology and innovation partner to the luxury fashion industry, and Downtown LA has provided us with the right mix of talent, creativity, and infrastructure to become one of the most dynamic companies in our industry and to continue to revolutionize the way that consumers shop for luxury fashion.” Farfetch.com partners with over 700 of the world’s best luxury boutiques and brands, located from Tokyo to Toronto and from Milan to Miami. This unique business model guarantees an unparalleled range of luxury fashion from established brands to the most exciting new designers and one-of-a-kind styles. In April 2017 Farfetch launched Store to Door in 90 Minutes, in exclusive partnership with Gucci available

THE BLOC Office. 700 S Flower St Shop. 750 W 7th St Hotel. 711 S Hope St Los Angeles, CA 90017 www.theblocla.com www.farfetch.com

Photos Courtesy of THE BLOC

GRAND AT THE BLOC

Photos Courtesy of THE BLOC

Photos Courtesy of THE BLOC & Starwoods

Before you shop on The Bloc, dine on The Bloc, or watch a performance on The Bloc, you can stay on The Bloc. The super-new-and-fabulous Sheraton Los Angeles Downtown Hotel has completed its renovation a few months ago and upgraded from the bottom up by highly accomplished interior designer Colum McCartan. Guests will find everything from the rooms to the lobby, from the fitness center to the pool and club lounge have been given the level of consideration typically reserved for a boutique hotel. Sitting high in the heart of the city, Sheraton Los Angeles Downtown Hotel on The Bloc is truly a transformative experience for both business and pleasure.

SHERATON GRAND 711 S Hope St Los Angeles, CA 90017 (213) 488 3500 www.sheratongrandlosangeles.com

ART SPOT ON LIND STELL by

Petra Wright

TLIGHT DA LING

Photos Courtesy of GDCA Gallery

The story of creation is the story of color. The story of color is the story of emotion. Before there words, there was color. Colors so powerful that they caused a vocal reaction -Raw, throaty vowels, salacious sibilants, Resonant consonants, aerated breath. Color gave birth to sound. When music can no longer be contained, it breaks into movement and dance. Linda Stellingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Alchemy series paintings dance across the canvas. Like it or not, we are bathed in intense and joyous bursts of primal chromatic explosions. Her colors pour onto the canvas and off the canvas, bouncing around the room like beams of light. Her liquid layers are studies in juxtaposition as much as in gradation of tone. Just like in life, just like in love, things that should not make sense, do. Colors that should not fit together, unfold in perfect harmony. They defy psychological narrative. They simply are filled with the one thing that theory cannot provide â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the very vibrancy of life.

GDCA GALLERY 727 South Spring Street Los Angeles, CA 90014 (323) 309 2875 pw@gdcagallery.com www.gdcagallery.com

ARTISTS APPLY

Photos Courtesy of the MAIN MUSEUM

The Main Museum in Downtown Los Angeles announced today that it would open five new studio spaces in January 2018 for its artist-in-residence program. With studios located onsite at the museum and monthly honoraria offered to participating artists, the museum’s expanded interdisciplinary residency program, which formalizes facets of the current program, furthers The Main’s central mission of supporting practicing Los Angeles–based artists. Applications are currently being accepted through October 2, 2017, for residencies beginning in January 2018. When The Main opened its preliminary space, Beta Main, in October 2016 for public exhibitions and programs, the museum also opened two residency studios. The spaces have since been used by artists Andrea Bowers, Sid Dueñas, Lauren Halsey, and Suzanne Lacy. The studios are currently being occupied by photographer Star Montana, whose work is now on view in Beta Main’s exhibition Star Montana: I Dream of Los Angeles, and Carolina Caycedo, who is producing new work for the fall show A Universal History of Infamy at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), part of the Getty’s Pacific Standard Time, PST: LA/LA initiative. True to the nature of Beta Main—a physical and conceptual space for experimentation in anticipation of the fully-realized and currently under-construction museum—this new iteration of the residency program was informed by lessons from Beta Main’s inaugural year with artists-in-residence. The observations tell The Main’s current efforts to formalize areas of the program that were already in place, as well as extending the museum’s commitment to support more artists with expanded studio spaces. “Supporting emerging L.A. artists through our artist-in-residence program is at the core of everything we do at The Main,” said Allison Agsten, director of The Main. “We developed this residency almost before we developed plans for the museum. Through this residency, we aim to help artists advance their practices in an environment that cultivates expansive thinking and working. We also support artists by addressing the need for studio space—something both critical to artists and the cultural vibrancy of our city.”

The residency program—a platform for experimentation and the development of ideas on contemporary artistic creation in L.A.—offers artists a free private studio and an honorarium of $1,000 per month. A variety of disciplines are accepted including, but not limited to, visual arts, media/new genre, performance, film/video, music/sound, choreography, and writing. Artists are invited to use the space as they wish, with no expectation of producing new work, although some residencies may result in exhibitions or public programs. Residencies can last anywhere from three to nine months, depending on the needs of each artist. This opportunity for extensive time in the residency program allows for artists-in-residence to develop strong connections with the museum, other artists working in the space, and the surrounding community. In addition to the physical studio space and financial resources of the residency, distinguishing features of the program include access to The Main Museum staff and relevant artists, curators, critics, and educators. With residency studios connected to staff offices, The Main’s team members work in close collaboration with artists-in-residence to arrange individual studio visits, facilitate research, liaise with media, develop connections and programs with the surrounding community, and provide a supportive and collaborative environment. Applications for residencies beginning in January 2018 are currently being accepted. Application materials must be received by Monday, October 2, 2017. Applications will be reviewed by Allison Agsten, director of The Main, and Monica Rodriguez, curatorial associate. All finalists will be contacted via email to make interview arrangements by Monday, October 16. Learn more about how to apply at themainmuseum.org/all-residents

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ANIMAL SOUL

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Arts Brookfield presents exciting, world-class cultural experiences to hundreds of thousands of people for free each year in both indoor and outdoor public spaces at Brookfield’s premier office properties in New York, Los Angeles, Denver, Houston, Washington, D.C., Toronto, London, Perth, and Sydney. From concerts, theater and dance to film screenings and art exhibitions, Arts Brookfield brings public spaces to life through art. This Summer, they are introducing Animal Soul in Downtown LA, the out-of-this-world artworks by Jason Hackenwerth are coming to Downtown Los Angeles through his site-specific installation. Three large-scale, internally lit, inflated sculptures to span across Brookfield’s campuses. Starting July 14 through July 22, 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. Arts Brookfield is dedicated to showcasing free, open to the public art and cultural initiatives, in a continued to effort to bring Brookfield’s public spaces to life.

brief moment all of our other thoughts disappear, and there is only the experience,” says Hackenwerth. “In an urban landscape setting, the enormous and strange animal-like sculptures of Animal Soul will feel wild and playful and might transport visitors to a fantastical imaginary world if only for a short time.” To celebrate the installation, Arts Brookfield will host a Show-Your-Spirit-Animal Quiet Clubbing Party! Dance among the giant internally lit sculptures on FIGat7th Plaza and check out the whimsical, wearable balloon sculptures as they bounce to the beat of the Quiet Clubbing DJs. FIGat7th and Arts Brookfield invite guests to wear costumes showing their most wild spirit animal! Those who do can enter a raffle with the winner receiving a $250 gift certificate to FIGat7th. For those who want to start the night off early, a happy hour and live DJ will take you to an animal state of mind in the FIGat7th TASTE Courtyard at 4 p.m. with the Show-Your-Spirit-Animal Quiet Clubbing Party starting at 6 pm. RSVP recommended and early arrival suggested.

Exhibited at several famous institutions and fairs including the Guggenheim, Scotland Museum of Art, Victoria and Albert Museum, the Venice Biennale, and Art Basel, Miami, Hackenwerth is known and praised for trans- Animal Soul opens Friday, July 14, and will be on display forming everyday materials, such as the latex balloons, through Saturday, July 22, free and open to the public. into sculptures with outrageous color patterns and designs, that resemble animals, insects, aliens, and more. For more information about Arts Brookfield and Jason Hackenwerth’s Animal Soul art installation, visit www. “Brookfield is committed to enlivening the public artsbrookfield.com/event/animal-soul/ spaces within our portfolio through public art,” said Bert Dezzutti, Executive Vice President and Head of For further details on the Show-Your-Spirit-Animal Quithe Western Region for Brookfield Property Partners’ et Clubbing Party, visit http://www.artsbrookfield. U.S. Office Division. “Through Arts Brookfield, we aim com/event/animal-soul-quiet-clubbing/. to identify initiatives that will provide dynamic experiences for those who work in and visit our sites, and we think Jason Hackenwerth’s installation, Animal Soul, will add a unique and exciting element to our properties in Downtown Los Angeles.” The three Animal Soul sculptures will tower over the viewer at 20 to 30 feet high and will be on view for nine days in Downtown Los Angeles this summer. Additionally, Hackenwerth will create two wearable sculptures made entirely of sewn balloons. These sculptures double as costumes and come to life when donned by performers dancing through the streets of Downtown Los Angeles at random times during the run of the exhibition. “Animal Soul is intended to surprise those who encounter it with wonder and awe. When we are stunned and amazed by something beautiful and exciting, for a

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SECOND HALF OF THE SEASON

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The halfway point of the Major League season has come and gone and the second half of the Los Angeles Dodgers season is upon us following the All-Star break. The Dodgers, leaders of the Western Division and aiming for their fifth consecutive divisional title in hopes of bringing a World Championship back to the city of Los Angeles, have some kid’s promotional Sunday afternoon dates during the second half of the season. These dates kick-off on Sunday, July 9th, the final game before the All-Star break, as the Dodgers take on the Kansas City Royals on Corey Seager bat day. In addition to this date, kids will be able to get a Dodgers’ pillow case on Sunday, July 23 vs. the Atlanta Braves; a Dodgers’ backpack on Sunday, Aug. 13 vs. the San Diego Padres; a Dodgers’ hamper on Sunday, Aug. 27 vs. the Milwaukee Brewers and a Dodgers’ trash can on Sunday, Sept. 10 vs. the Colorado Rockies. The Dodgers also announced they had added a Cody Bellinger Bobblehead Night on Friday, Sept. 8 against the Rockies to their promotional schedule. The Stadium also has various theme nights during this season for you to enjoy. Star Wars Night on July 7: The force returns to Dodger Stadium Friday, July 7 as the Dodgers take on the Royals at 7:10 p.m. The Dodgers will be offering a Star Wars ticket package that includes a ticket to the game and a Star Wars T-shirt. Tickets are available by visiting www. dodgers.com/starwars. Pregame ceremonies will include Star War-themed games, tributes, and a character ceremonial first pitch. Postgame Friday Night Fireworks are presented by Denny’s. Olympics Night on July 20: Join the Dodgers for Olympics Night on Thursday, July 20! This special event ticket package includes your ticket to the game, a legacy LA84 Foundation cap, and an LA2024 t-shirt*; please visit www.dodgers.com/olympics for more information. Clippers Night July 25: The Dodgers will be paying tribute to the Clippers on Tuesday, July 25 (7:10 p.m. vs. Twins). A ticket package that includes a ticket to the game and a co-branded Clippers/Dodger t-shirt starting at $25 available at www.dodgers.com/clippers.

Jewish Community Night on August 13: Celebrate the 18th annual Jewish Community Day on Sunday, August 13 when they play host to the San Diego Padres at 1:10 p.m. The Dodgers are offering a special ticket package, which includes a ticket to the game and a Dodgers-in-Hebrew cap. In addition to Jeff’s Gourmet Kosher stand on the field level, there will be a second kosher stand on the reserve level behind Section 37.Tickets start at $32 at www.dodgers.com/ jewish.

and Egg Drop Contest. This particular event ticket package includes a ticket to the game; an exclusive Dodger themed Scout Night patch and the opportunity to participate in a special pregame Egg Drop Contest, where scouts will test the laws of gravity by engineering the perfect apparatus to keep a raw egg from breaking and. All scouts participating in the Egg Drop contest will be recognized in centerfield during pregame ceremonies. Tickets start at just $27 and can be purchased at www.dodgers.com/scouts.

Dodger Pet Lovers Leash Night on September 25: Lakers Night on August 16: Basketball and Baseball On Monday, September 25, pet lovers are invited to fans together for a tribute to the Lakers on Wednes- buy a special ticket package that includes a ticket to day, August 16 (7:10 p.m. vs. White Sox). A ticket the game vs. the Padres and an exclusive retractable package that includes a ticket to the game and a Dodgers’ pet leash. Tickets start at just $24 and can co-branded Lakers/Dodger t-shirt starting at $30 can be found by visiting www.dodgers.com/doglovers. be purchased at www.dodgers.com/lakers. Please note: Pets are not invited to the stadium for this event, but for dog owners wanting to share the game LA Kings Night on August 26: More Hockey fans that with their pooch, Pups at the Park will be held on May basketball? The LA Kings fans are invited to purchase 20, visit www.dodgers.com/pups for more details. a ticket package that includes a ticket to the August 26 game (6:10 p.m. vs. Brewers) and a co-brand- Hispanic Heritage Night on September 27: The ed LA Kings/Dodger reversible cap starting at $34 Dodgers will play host to Hispanic Heritage Night which can be purchased at www.dodgers.com/ in the final regular season game of the season on kings. Kings players will be on hand for pregame cer- Wednesday, September 27 (7:10 p.m. vs. San Diemonies. The LA Kings Ice Crew, mascot Bailey, Kings ego). A ticket package that includes a ticket to the Care and former players will be on hand in the right- game and an exclusive Dodgers Hispanic Heritage field plaza. Night T-shirt (image attached) starting at $27 can be purchased by visiting www.dodgers.com/latino. Law Enforcement Appreciation on Night September 7: The Dodgers will play host to the annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Night Thursday, September 7 (7:10 p.m. vs. Colorado). A ticket package that includes, a ticket to the game, and an exclusive Dodger Law Enforcement Appreciation Night mug, starting at $21 would be available by visiting www.dodgers. com/lawenforcement. Groups that purchase 50 or more tickets can have one department representative recognized on the field as part of Law Enforcement Appreciation Night pregame ceremonies. Golf Night on September 8: On Friday, September 8 the Dodgers will host a new golf-themed ticket package. The package will include a ticket to the game and a Dodgers golf towel only available at www. dodgers.com/golf. Scouts Day on September 9: On Saturday, Sept. 9, the Dodgers will play host to their Annual Scouts Day

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SUMMER TIME AT THE MUS CENTER & GRAN PARK

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THE MUSIC CENTER’S DANCE DTLA Fridays: June 23 to September 1, 2017 Including Dance Downtown, 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. DJ Nights, 9:00 p.m. – midnight A summer favorite now in its 13th year, The Music Center’s Dance DTLA is an evening of dance under the stars on most Friday nights in the summer months, from June – September 2017. Hosted this year entirely in Grand Park, the series features Dance Downtown (7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.), every other Friday night, where participants can learn new dance moves in a judgment-free zone with a different dance genre at each event. From Cumbia to Disco and Line Dancing, Dance Downtown welcomes anyone who loves to dance to learn some new moves in the heart of Los Angeles’ civic center. The Music Center’s Dance DTLA events will be held at various locations throughout Grand Park. Held on alternating Friday nights and curated by influential artists and tastemakers who give voice to Los Angeles’ dynamic and vibrant culture through music, dancing, arts, and aesthetics, DJ Nights (9:00 p.m. – midnight) offers Angelenos the opportunity to dance the night away in Grand Park.

THE RED SHOES September 15, 2017 – October 1, 2017 The Music Center’s Ahmanson Theatre Dance at The Music Center opens the season with Matthew Bourne’s signature blend of inventive choreography, whimsical costuming and beguiling theater in the U.S. premiere of The Red Shoes, presented by Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at The Music Center and Center Theatre Group. As a beloved fairytale and Academy Award-winning movie, this captivating story has seduced audiences and inspired generations of dancers with its tale of obsession, possession and one girl’s dream to be the greatest dancer in the world. A quintessential backstage drama brought to life on stage, the ballet echoes the movie’s storyline where Victoria Page lives to dance, but her ambitions become a battleground between the two men who inspire her passion.

and Paul Groothuis (sound). The Red Shoes is set to a new score arranged by New Adventures Associate Artist Terry Davies using the mesmerizing music of golden-age Hollywood composer Bernard Herrmann (most famous for his collaborations with Alfred Hitchcock, Orson Welles, and Martin Scorsese). “Bourne’s production provides something that Powell and Pressburger by definition couldn’t: the immediacy of flesh-and-blood dancers, right before your eyes,” said Mark Monahan of The Daily Telegraph. “It’s a complicated story, one that ricochets between London and France, art and real life. And, brilliantly aided and abetted by his long-standing designer Lez Brotherston, Bourne lets it unfold clearly and urgently, with no prior knowledge of the film necessary.”

MUSIC CENTER ON LOCATION This summer, as part of The Music Center On Location, The Music Center will partner with the Ford Theatres, as part of IGNITE @ the FORD, to present three special evenings at the beautifully renovated amphitheater. The Music Center On Location at the Ford Theatres will include performances by internationally acclaimed dance company Aszure Barton & Artists; a double bill of contemporary dance by Jacob Jonas The Company, along with another artist to be announced; and a concert under the stars by singer, songwriter, and composer Rufus Wainwright.

GRAND PARK BOOTCAMP All summer long, Grand Park visitors can explore the entire park and get a free workout at the same time at Grand Park’s Bootcamp. Open to everyone and all fitness levels, this free series is a fun way to connect with others and make an end-of-day workout accessible and fun. Boot camp sessions are held on Grand Park’s Event Lawn (between Spring St. and N Broadway) every Tuesdays beginning June 6th through September 26th.

L.A. TACO FESTIVAL

Benefiting the non-profit Jovenes, Inc., the L.A. Taco Festival welcomes more than 30 taco vendors from Bourne’s magical new adaptation of the legendary Mi- all around Los Angeles to Grand Park. Angelenos can chael Powell and Emeric Pressburger film reunites him enjoy the many varieties and flavors of tacos made with his regular collaborators and New Adventures As- throughout the county. DJs, games and art-making sociate Artists who created Sleeping Beauty, Lez Broth- round out the day’s festivities and make for a full and fun erston (set and costumes), Paule Constable (lighting) day in Grand Park.

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BALLET NOW As The Music Center wraps up its 14th season of Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at The Music Center, Angelenos have the opportunity to see some of the world’s finest dancers perform a mix of iconic ballets and new pieces in The Music Center’s BalletNOW™. Following the popularity of the first BalletNOW in 2015, The Music Center commissioned this highly innovative three-performance program, featuring international ballet sensation and New York City Ballet Principal Tiler Peck as curator. Peck created a mixed repertory to highlight the versatility and athleticism of today’s ballet dancers including pieces that pair classical dancers with their contemporaries in other dance genres. With BalletNOW, audiences will be treated to the performances of 24 dance superstars, including dancers from New York City Ballet, The Royal Ballet, television’s So You Think You Can Dance, Dorrance Dance, American Ballet Theatre, Paris Opera Ballet and Miami City Ballet, many of whom will be performing on The Music Center’s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion stage for the first time. Each distinct program in the three-performance series features works from varying choreographers. BalletNOW will be presented with a live orchestra conducted by Grant Gershon, Kiki & David Gindler artistic director of The Music Center resident company, Los Angeles Master Chorale, and resident conductor of The Music Center resident company, LA Opera. BalletNOW is produced in association with Lexikat Artists. Please visit both , the Music Center and Grand Park websites for more events and informations.

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FLO WHITE 1932 - 2017

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On June 10, 2017, One of DTLA’s Angels and one of be more different, yet Flo embraced the community just DTLA LIFE MAG biggest fan has left us for now. Flo as she always had back there. White, passed away peacefully in her sleep in her EVO condominium, in Downtown Los Angeles, at age 84. She was active in volunteering with Chrysalis and had input into the design selection of the Spring Street Park. Flo was a well-known DTLA celebrity who everyone She would meet her new DTLA friends at Pete’s Cafe for loved and adored. She was known for talking to strang- cocktails regularly and was adopted by Ricky the Pirate ers and inviting them to “smile, it doesn’t cost you any- as his ‘GodMother’. Flo would stay in contact with thing”, she told them. Ricky’s Mother when she was concerned about her son. Flo was born to Polish immigrants and was raised in the Chicago area. She moved to her home in Carter Lake, Iowa in 1962 with her husband John White from Alabama.

What Flo loved most about Downtown, was that she lived near her son Jim, and that he took such wonderful care of her every need. She could frequently be heard saying, “My Jimmy treats me like a queen”.

Together, Flo and John raised two boys. One of her son, Jim White, is a long-term resident of Downtown L.A. and a co-founder of the successful Real Estate firm knowed today as DTLA LIFE.

Flo was a master of relationships because she expressed so much love and respect for everyone in her life. People were attracted to her glowing presence and she was a wise sage to many.

Flo loved her life in and on Carter Lake. She spent many hours boating, paddle boating and swimming in the actual Lake, on her backyard. She always welcomed friends and acquaintances into her home to “enjoy life on the lake”.

She adopted her dear friend Julie Anderson of DTLA as her official daughter. Julie was a key person in her life along with her favorite French son, Alex LiMandri. Both of whom were with her when she passed with a smile on her face. Florence began her career at the Carter Lake Library as Those who knew Flo loved her for her unconditional a volunteer. She went on to become the Head Librar- love, wisdom, eccentricities, eclectic style and comian for over 25 years. In addition to her work as the Li- passionate caring for others. brarian, Flo spent countless hours as a volunteer in and around Carter Lake. She was truly a woman before her time. Flo did not want tears at her death and she wished for her flowers She was one of the original members of the Carter Lake to being to her while she was still alive (which thanks to Betterment Committee. Flo cherished the time she Julie Anderson and the LA Flower Market her wish came spent as a volunteer at the Carter Lake Boys and Girls true twice a week). Club. In her later years, Flo volunteered as a home Hospice worker and helped those in need as they spent Rest in Peace dear DTLA friend. You will be missed and their last hours and days before passing. will not be forgotten. You were an important part of the amazing growth and evolution of DTLA, and a huge When someone needed a volunteer they knew they part of so many human been that crossed your way for a could count on Flo to step up to the plate and share few minutes, or for a lifetime . her skills. She also wrote a weekly column for the Daily Nonpareil newspaper in Council Bluffs, Iowa for over The whole team at DTLA LIFE MAG will miss her very forty years. much and would like to express our condoleances to her son, Jim White, a true Downtown Pioneer, dedicatIn a brave move in 2007, Flo at the age of 74 left Iowa ed to make “THE WORLD IS A SAFE PLACE”, by helpand moved to Los Angeles to live in Downtown, in a Loft ing as much as he can, as soon as he can, to improve the at the Continental Building. conditions of the Homeless population in Los Angeles. We know that Flo will be watching over him, forever. While in DTLA, Flo made new friends daily. She loved her new life, while still cherishing fond memories of her life in Carter Lake. Downtown L.A. and Iowa could not The Editorial Team , DTLA LIFE MAG

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