Leading with Design: Sasaki Expands to Los Angeles
Sasaki has opened its new Los Angeles studio with projects from the Port of Los Angeles to West Hollywood.
A New Home in LA’s Arts District
This year, Sasaki’s Los Angeles office relocated to a new studio in the city’s vibrant Arts District. Situated within LA’s arts and design community, we are steps away from iconic institutions like Hauser & Wirth Gallery, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), and Sci-Arc.
As we continue to expand our projects in Los Angeles and across the greater region, our new home base will serve as a hub for collaboration and reinforce our local presence.
Our Los Angeles-based team is working across a diverse array of planning and design projects that include the conversion of the Santa Monica Airport into a Great Park; a housing plan for the city of West Hollywood; several multifamily housing projects across Greater Los Angeles; visioning and space planning work with the Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens, and a range of projects on campuses across California.
We look forward to welcoming our Los Angeles community into the space.
Interested in being a part of our growing interdisciplinary team? We are currently looking for architects and planners to join our Los Angeles office—visit our Careers page to learn more and apply.
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