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Camden re-files plans for mixed-use project in Arts District

Rendering of 1525 E Industrial Street (DLANC)
Rendering of 1525 E Industrial Street (DLANC)

After putting it on hold for a couple years, Houston-based developer Camden USA re-filed plans for a mixed-use project in the Arts District with the city Thursday.

The new plan calls for 344 live-work units and 29,544 square feet of commercial space at the intersection of Alameda Street and Industrial Street.

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Camden first proposed the project in 2014, Curbed reported. The original version had 16 additional units, but only about a third of the now-proposed commercial space.

The development is being designed by Los Angeles-based Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects.

The project is one of several planned on adjacent streets, including a 475-unit residential project by developer Mark Janda and the Row. [Curbed] — Subrina Hudson

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