Earlier this summer, Santa Monica-based Killefer Flammang Architects (KFA), won a Westside Urban Prize for its design of the new OPCC center, located on Cloverfield Boulevard.
The prize was given to KFA “for its innovative approach in creating transitional housing for the mentally ill homeless.”
As previously reported in the Mirror (November 23-29, 2006), the 22,000-square-foot homeless housing facility was dedicated November 16, 2006.
Capacity in Los Angeles restaurants capped at 50 percent By Toi Creel Local restaurants are having to make some big changes in order to comply with the new COVID-19 guidelines. Hear what Westside chefs have […]
Enroll now for fall mother/infant and mother/toddler groups. The Early Childhood Parenting Center (ECPC), formerly at CedarsSinai Medical Center, has moved to 1440 Harvard in Santa Monica, and is offering groups on Westside .ECPC’s staff […]
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