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IIDA Southern California Chapter - Calibre Awards

2020

 

Warner Music Group - Los Angeles, CA - Winner of the Extra Large Workplace Category Award!

 

Warner Music Group’s relocation into the original 1912 Ford Factory, marks the first time that the LA-based teams of Warner/Chappell, Warner Bros. Records, Atlantic, Elektra, Rhino, WEA, and ADA are all under one roof. The new space includes recording studios, artist lounges and custom-designed offices; the first floor serves as a central gathering hub with co-working areas and a live performance space. Architectural firm Rockefeller Kempel Architects and AMA led the core/shell repositioning and redevelopment of the historical building.

PM Firm: Rockefeller Group
Architects: Rockefeller Kempel Architects
Contractor: HBC

 

Credit Karma - Los Angeles CA - Winner of the Medium Workplace Award!

 

Credit Karm expanded into Culver City taking 18,500 square feet at One Culver. The additional space will allow for future growth and to bring a number of people together in one location. The new office features open/shared spaces, large lunchroom, collaboration areas conference rooms and edit bays. Part of the renovation was the 10,000 square feet of new post production space located at a different facility. 

Architect: ASK|SKY
Contractor: HBC

 

Music Center Plaza - Los Angeles CA - Winner of the Hospitality Award!

 

The Music Center Plaza in downtown Los Angeles has undergone a major metamorphosis from its original 1960’s construction into a stunning destination and event venue. The new look consisted of a remodel and refresh of the existing outdoor plaza which included three new restaurants, new water element, new paving areas, new special effects lighting, new performance areas and widened stairway to the plaza itself. The Plaza was flattened with connection points to the surrounding Pavilion Forum and Theater being rebuilt to allow for increased capacity and a more pedestrian-friendly plaza. Matt Construction installed the three-foot high raised floor system and faced structural challenges along the way. AMA worked diligently with Matt Construction and Rios Clementi Hale on developing custom media ‘hydrants’ that reside below the raised floor and have access panels flush with the pavers. The media hydrants have power and low voltage connections for events.

Architect: Rio Clementi Halel
Contractor: Matt Construction

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