Studios, suites and lofts for the people who make what LA watches — production companies, post houses, content studios and the creative teams behind them.
Anchored by Frank Gehry's former studio at 1520 Cloverfield — the brick warehouse he wrapped in stainless steel. The same standard runs through every building.
Frank Gehry kept his studio in this building for ~25 years — and wrapped its brick in stainless steel. Now it's loft-ceiling, skylit space for producers, post houses and content studios who want a building with a story to tell their clients.
One of the Westside's original first-generation creative buildings — now fully refreshed with brand-new build-outs. Private outdoor patios, gated parking, and a genuinely killer feel: character with a front door of its own.
A campus built for creators — home to some of LA's top media and tech companies, three blocks from the Expo/Bundy Metro. Creative suites for teams ready to scale.
A brand-new, ground-up Donaldson+Partners remodel on Santa Monica's Main Street corridor, near the ocean — full floors of creative office space, now leasing.
The instinct Frank Gehry brought to the brick-and-steel shell runs through the way these rooms are made — light, volume and material doing the work an open-plan box never could.
Skylights and clerestory glazing pull real north light deep into the floorplate — the light colorists, editors and designers actually want, not a ceiling of fluorescent troffers.
Loft ceilings and exposed structure leave the bones on show. Room to build a set, hang a rig, or just think above a drop-ceiling grid.
Brick, stainless steel and warm walnut — raw where it should be raw, finished where it counts. The texture a brand wants behind it on camera.
1520 is the warehouse Gehry sheathed in stainless steel — the vocabulary that later became Bilbao and Walt Disney Concert Hall. Pedigree a spec building can't fake.
Most office space is a commodity. Ours isn't.
Creative Edge buildings were chosen and shaped for the people who make things — producers, post houses, designers, founders — who care that the room they work in has bones.
It starts at 1520 Cloverfield, the brick warehouse Frank Gehry reclad in stainless steel in 1987. A block away, 1447 offers a more boutique setting with private patios. Westgate is a media campus near Expo/Bundy; 1918 Main Street is a full-floor option in a Donaldson+Partners remodel near the ocean. Different buildings, different ways to work. Ask leasing for the current suite and deal terms at each.
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LA Westside · Media DistrictSuite sizes vary by building and change as space is leased or combined. Tell the leasing team your target size and move date, and ask which spaces currently fit.
A portfolio of architectural creative-office buildings on the LA Westside — 1520 Cloverfield (Frank Gehry's former studio), 1447 Cloverfield, Westgate Media Park, and 1918 Main Street — leasing studios, suites and lofts to production, media, design and tech tenants. What is creative office space?
In Santa Monica and West Los Angeles, concentrated in the Cloverfield/Bergamot creative corridor near the Expo Line. More on the Santa Monica & West LA market.
Yes. Frank O. Gehry & Associates was headquartered at 1520 Cloverfield from the late 1970s until about 2001, and Gehry redesigned the building's stainless-steel exterior in a 1987 commission. Read the documented history.
Production companies, post houses, content and media studios, design and advertising agencies, and tech firms — teams that want character, light and loft space rather than a generic office box.
Submit the inquiry form below or contact Lee & Associates West LA at 310.899.2700. Tenant reps are welcome and co-broke commissions are protected.
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Tenant reps welcome — co-broke commissions fully protected. Ask the team for current availability and written terms.