CII in Los Angeles, California by Koning Eizenberg Architecture (designed using Revit and SketchUp)

Article source: Koning Eizenberg Architecture

This 47,000 sq. ft. project entails the adaptive reuse and creative rehabilitation of two lightindustrial warehouse buildings in a gritty inner-city Los Angeles neighborhood. On a tight budget, the design deinstitutionalizes the sensitive social functions of the organization, through a combination of innovative organizational planning and the limited insertion of simple (but creative) new architectural systems within the renovated existing building shell. The program includes a preschool, individual therapy rooms, administrative offices, and large multipurpose spaces for community programs.

Main Lobby (Images Courtesy Eric Staudenmaier)

• Architect: Koning Eizenberg Architecture
• Name of Project: CII – Children’s Institute Inc.
• Location: Los Angeles, California
• Program: 47,000 sq. ft.
• Client: Children’s Institute, Inc.
• Photographs: Eric Staudenmaier
• Completed: April 2010
• Awards: 2011 Contract Interiors; 2011 AIA National Honor Awards; 2011 Novogradac Award
• Software used: Revit and SketchUp

Entry to Preschool (Images Courtesy Eric Staudenmaier)

Tags: California, Los Angeles

Categories: Mixed use, Revit, SketchUp

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