SPF:a’s solution to the community was to employ pre-engineered metal buildings and combine them with bespoke elements to create a unique, but exceptionally cost-effective space. The 40,000-square-foot project features a 23,000-square-foot pool facility, a 16,000-square-foot basketball gymnasium, a partially enclosed raised walking track, two overlook seating areas serving the tennis center and stadium, and an enclosed garden for the existing community building. The project was also the city of LA’s first Net Zero construction, prioritizing sustainability throughout the design and drought-resistant landscaping.

Operations of the facilities were supported through extensive daylighting through solar tubes, natural ventilation, and a rooftop solar array. The landscaping plot includes five distinct ecologies: high desert, canyon, coastal, chaparral, and medicinal, all implemented in a grid-like pattern. These spaces are extended to tie the buildings together and provide the visitors with usable parkland in the voids between each facility.