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In late January 2021, The Conco Companies is scheduled to break ground at Chesterfield Apartments, an affordable housing community that will be located in south Los Angeles. Conco will provide a full concrete package including formwork, reinforcement, concrete pumping, shotcrete, and finishing services.

Chesterfield Apartments features a 6-story building with 43 affordable housing units for Los Angeles residents. This project is developed by Wakeland Housing & Development Corporation, managed by RD Olson Construction, and is part of the passed Proposition HHH, a $1.2 Billion bond that was designed to provide housing and help to homeless and low-income residents across Los Angeles.

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The Conco Companies is in the Pre-Construction phase for Amani Apartments, which is scheduled to start construction in the beginning of 2021. We will provide a full range of structural concrete services, including excavation, formwork, pumping, shotcrete, and place and finish.

Amani Apartments introduces a 5-story building with 54 residential units reserved for low to very low-income housing in Los Angeles. The project is developed by Wakeland Housing and managed by RD Olson Construction, and is part of Proposition HHH, a $1.2 Billion bond that provides help and housing to homeless and low income residents across Los Angeles.

It is also one of several Los Angeles affordable housing projects that have chosen Conco for concrete services.

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The Conco Companies has completed its concrete services to convert 8899 Beverly Blvd, a former 10-story office building located near Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, into a building with 40 luxury condo units and two high-end penthouses on the upper floors. The project was designed by Olsen Kundig Architects, managed by Pankow, and developed by Townscape Partners.

Conco’s services consisted of a major structural retrofit and additions to the building. The retrofit enhanced existing shear walls, columns, and beams from the basement up the 8th floor. The additions were interior column enhancements and 24”-thick shear walls.