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Live/Work Lofts: 2006 BALA Award Winner

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Live/Work Lofts: 2006 BALA Award Winner

Santiago Street Lofts is the first transit-oriented live/work loft community for California's Orange County. Built on a 4.3-acre infill lot, these lofts take advantage of the proximity to the Regional Transit Center and I-5 freeway.


By Staff January 31, 2007
This article first appeared in the PB February 2007 issue of Pro Builder.

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Santiago Street Lofts is the first transit-oriented live/work loft community for California's Orange County. Built on a 4.3-acre infill lot, these lofts take advantage of the proximity to the Regional Transit Center and I-5 freeway. Meeting its main objective, this three-story building provides medium-priced housing for residents and small businesses. B-Occupancy allows each resident the ability to operate a commercial business from his or her home.

Santiago Street Lofts serves as a major gateway to downtown Santa Ana and the Artist Village. The first floor accommodates access for residents and clientele. The two top floors provide living area spaces above the groundfloor workspace.

Category: Best Attached Urban, Infill

Project Name: Santiago Street Lofts

Location: Santa Ana, Calif.

Designer/Architect: William Hezmalhalch Architects, Santa Ana, Calif.

Builder: Lennar Communities, Aliso Viejo, Calif., and Urban + West + Strategies, Santa Ana, Calif.

Interior Designer: Trio Design Group, Tustin, Calif.

Developer: Lennar Communities, Aliso Viejo, Calif., and Urban + West + Strategies, Santa Ana, Calif.

Land Planner: William Hezmalhalch Architects, Santa Ana, Calif.

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