616 N Croft Ave

Completed in 2015, this boutique, 4-story architectural condominium collection contains 11 residences arranged as two towers linked by exposed industrial steel bridges and open-air stairways. Designed by Michael Lehrer, the composition emphasizes large volumes and generous daylight through oversized floor-to-ceiling windows, floating staircases and lofty ceiling heights that create loft-like two-story and single-level plans. Interiors favor contemporary finishes: hardwood floors, recessed lighting, open kitchens with high-end appliances, built-in storage, multiple primary suites in some homes, and private outdoor rooms including patios, terraces or rooftop decks. Common areas are sculptural and site-specific — a landscaped central courtyard with water features sits between the towers and the gated entry features a commissioned artwork by Los Angeles artist Alice Konitz. Residents have gated subterranean side-by-side parking, extra private storage lockers, in-unit laundry and keyed/intercom access. Pet policies and HOA services vary by unit but the building’s scale supports a quieter, private-residence feel. Located steps from Melrose Place in West Hollywood’s Fashion and Design District, the project places dining, boutiques and the Pacific Design Center within an easy walk, combining urban convenience with architect-driven residential design.