SCOPE:
Existing building has been rehabilitated for modern offices and brought up to current earthquake safety standards.
  
PROGRAM:
Consolidates 12 state agencies from throughout the Los Angeles Basin. 
 
LOCATION:
320 West Fourth Street, Los Angeles
 
HISTORY:
Italian Neo-Classic design. Constructed in 1914 with an exterior of terra cotta and glazed brick. Vacant since 1973. A project to convert to an office building was begun in 1985 but halted midway through.
 
SIZE:
550,000 gross square feet, 303,000 usable net square feet.
 
STORIES:
Ten stories 
 
EMPLOYEES:
1,100.
 
TENANTS
Assembly Rules Committee, California Integrated Waste Management Board, Department of Corrections, Department of Corporations, Department of General Services, Department of Health Services, Department of Industrial Relations, Department of Motor Vehicles, Department of Rehabilitation, Public Utilities Commission, Regional Water Quality Control Board, and State Personnel Board.
 
COST
$69 Million
 
PROJECT MANAGER
Department of General Services, Real Estate Services Division, Office of Project Development and Management.
 
PROJECT EXECUTIVE
Michael J. Courtney, DGS Acting Deputy Director, Real Estate Services Division
 
PROJECT DIRECTOR
Shelley Whitaker, DGS Project Management Branch
 
DESIGN/BUILD TEAM
General Contractor- Swinerton & Walberg Co., Architect- Johnson Fain Partners, Construction Manager- Tishman Construction Corp.