
The most visible address on the Miracle Mile — and the last one of its kind still in play.




LACMA, the Petersen Automotive Museum, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, and the David Geffen Galleries — together drawing several million visitors a year to a four-block stretch of Wilshire.




The 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party moves to LACMA's new David Geffen Galleries — a one-minute walk across Wilshire. The Gucci LACMA Art+Film Gala, Academy Museum Gala, and the Petersen's marquee evenings all happen within sight of the building.

The Grove and the historic Farmers Market sit five minutes from the building — 18 million annual visitors, open-air dining, and flagship retail. Apple, Nordstrom, and a rotating cast of flagships share the promenade with Nancy Silverton's Chi Spacca, the original 1934 Farmers Market, and a Saturday-morning ritual that has defined this neighborhood for nearly a century.
Peter Zumthor's serpentine concrete pavilion — LACMA's largest single-building expansion. Opened April 2026 directly across Wilshire, drawing the Vanity Fair Oscar Party and a new generation of curators to the block.
LACMA · Peter Zumthor
A full renovation of the 69,000-sq-ft Page Museum and reshaping of the 13-acre campus along Wilshire and 6th — new entrances, walkways, and outdoor learning zones by Weiss/Manfredi. Multi-phase build running through the late 2020s.
Weiss/Manfredi Master Plan
The subway arrives at the intersection. One-seat rides to Beverly Hills, Koreatown, and Downtown today — extending to Westwood and, by 2027, Santa Monica. A generational upgrade in how this address connects to the region.
Wilshire / Fairfax Station
Renzo Piano's spherical Geffen Theater and the restored Saban Building form the film industry's first major museum. Host to the Academy Museum Gala each October and a permanent institutional anchor two minutes from the door.
Renzo Piano
The striking ribboned stainless-steel facade by Kohn Pedersen Fox reintroduced the Petersen as one of LA's most photographed architectural landmarks and cemented the four-block stretch as a design destination.
Kohn Pedersen Fox reskin
The most concentrated wave of institutional investment in Los Angeles is happening on our block.
Two-sided street frontage, dual signage exposure, and unobstructed visibility to more than 50,000 vehicles per day along the Wilshire corridor.
The new Wilshire / Fairfax station has opened at our intersection this summer — connecting the building effortlessly to Beverly Hills, Downtown and, by 2027 to Santa Monica as well.



The crown of the tower. Our Skyport offers the fastest path to LAX from anywhere in the city — or enjoy the rooftop padel court and lounge wrapped in 360° city views.






An invitation-only club floor — library, billiards, cigar lounge and dining room — reserved for residents and a curated membership.




Eight premium penthouses spanning the tower's upper plate. Double-height living rooms, private terraces, and skyline views in every direction.



Four hotel floors of signature suites and guest rooms — king and suite configurations with executive lounge access and corner exposures on the top plate.




Seven private residential floors. Walnut floors, full-height glass, corner units facing Wilshire, with direct elevator access from the amenity podium below.



The wellness podium. 15,000 sq ft spa and treatment rooms open onto a 9,000 sq ft outdoor pool & sun deck, with the 6,000 sq ft fitness studios one level up.



Double-height marble lobby with a 10,000 sq ft restaurant and street-facing terrace. The address — 6100 — set in brushed bronze.



Five levels of subterranean parking, the most on Miracle Mile, serving residents, hotel guests, and building services.