Architect / Client - LA CDC

Location              -  Hacienda Heights, CA. 21,150 sq ft

Completed           - 2008

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Based on input from the community, the facility was designed to house a multi-purpose space with a stage, scene shop, green room, and dressing room that will accommodate performance style seating for up to 500 people. Other features include a dance rehearsal room, an arts and crafts room, computer room, and catering kitchen.  A civic art element called “Circles of a Ripple” is also incorporated on the site by artist James Dinh.  Many sustainable technologies, such as natural light, a high reflective roofing system, harvested wood throughout the center, reused concrete and asphalt, post-consumer recyclable content products, and drought tolerant landscaping make the new center an environmentally responsible addition to the community.