i-Newswire, 2005-01-12 - A contemporary, high-tech, stylized, podium+tower concept houses an intelligent mix of residential and office space for the rapidly reconverting area of downtown Los Angeles.

Olive Street Tower, a 500,000+ sq. ft. complex includes elegant appartments, office space with separate access, and a retail and services podium area.
"Our aim was to combine current global design trends in order to obtain a functional, enviromentally friendly and dynamic composition that matched needs of our client (a leading southern California developer), and the expectations of the whole Southern California community regarding their urban space", according to Santiago de Tezanos, Chief Architect and CEO of osArch (osarch.com).

Images of the recently unveiled project can be found at http://www.osarch.com/olive.html
Olive Street Tower will, undoubtedly become a landmark within the Los Angeles area, projecting into the ever evolving Pacific basin.

osArch (Outsource Architectural Services) steps into the league of world designers of high rise buildings, leading into the new century.


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Awesome, Thanks man. :)

Wow man, everyday there's a new high rise bein planned for the DTLA area or DTLB. In other words: LA County's doin big things!

lol. CarsonCaliBrotha rocks.

He is best guy on SSC.

Looks pretty cool. Thanks for the picture.

Does anyone know of the address for this development?

Somewhere on Olive Street in Downtown LA methinks. ;)

But I don't know the address.

its just a concept building. they exact location has not been selected and the developer has not been selected either.

I'd sure love to see this bad boy go up, a good site would be the SE corner of olive at 9th, (vacant lot if i'm not mistaken). back in the 80's there was a proposal for a 50 story on this site, to be called the Pacific Mutual Tower, but a mixed use tower, 44 storys on a high podium, works for me!!

It looks like what 1100 Wilshire should have looked like.

very nice! but I hope the real thing will look nicer