1855 Industrial St

A seven-story, 1924-era warehouse converted into one-bedroom live/work lofts in Downtown Los Angeles’ Arts District. The building preserves industrial character — oversized factory windows, original concrete columns, exposed beams and polished or poured concrete floors — while integrating contemporary systems such as central air, modern kitchens and in-unit laundry. Typical units feature high ceilings (11–12 feet), open floor plans with defined sleeping or office areas, stone or Caesarstone counters, walk-in closets and utility rooms; some apartments include private terraces or oversized patios. Shared spaces are extensive for an urban loft project: a planted garden level with BBQs, fitness room and yoga/ pilates studio, 24-hour security and staffed door service, plus a dramatic rooftop deck with a heated pool, cabanas, fire pit and panoramic downtown-to-mountain views. On-site covered parking is available with assigned spaces and some EV charging nearby. The location is block-close to neighborhood staples — cafes, restaurants, groceries, creative offices and cultural venues — providing a strongly walkable, mixed-use lifestyle centered on dining, galleries and nightlife.