Introducing: The Singer
The Singer Building, at 808 South Broadway, has been renovated into six luxurious live/work lofts with large patios and state-of-the-art ground-floor retail space. An entire floor with no adjacent neighbors for your living space! Secured entry and elevators. Two parking spots. One, two, or three bedrooms available (3
Join us in this historical building
Space, Space, Space
Each loft is an entire floor of privacy. On one end of each unit is a master suite, while the other end holds a flexible space ideal for another master suite, large office or two bedrooms. This separation allows residents to create distinct spaces for home and office and reserves the floor’s central area for an open living room, with a wraparound kitchen for entertaining. To define the connection with the outside, we designed glass walls that open onto the patios, creating distinct outdoor spaces for dining and relaxation. A key feature of the penthouse unit will be a double-height sloped ceiling, retained from the original auditorium.
Bright & Spacious Floor Plans
Each loft of the Singer takes up an entire floor. The new renovations allowed for new, spacious patios and brought abundant natural light to all floors. Each loft has its own large patio.
Locale
Conveniently located in Downtown L.A.'s Fashion District, The Singer has an abundance of restaurants and stores all within walking distance. Vans, Urban Outfitters and The Apple Store, Umami, Wood Spoon, 9th Street Ramen, and LALA's and for your entertainment, The Orpheum Theatre...
all nearby.
Character
To preserve 808 South Broadway's rich past, much of the building's shell and structure remains raw and exposed from brick to concrete columns, new shear walls, and board-formed ceiling joists. The center of the main space houses a drywall spine to hold all mechanical and electrical work as well as light fixtures; consolidating these elements keeps the exposed ceiling as untouched as possible. Warm, modern interior finishes complement the existing elements.
Be a Part of History!
This beautiful eight-story, 64,600 sf Beaux Arts building dates to 1922. It was designed and built by Meyer and Holler’s Milwaukee Building Company, creators of The Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. Originally, the building was occupied by the Southern California Music Company, which sold musical instruments and hosted concerts by international musicians in a top-floor auditorium. Later, it was a warehouse for the Singer Sewing Machine Company. The newly renovated Singer Lofts has retained painted signage from that time on an exterior wall.