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In a massive effort to revitalize 22 acres of downtown Long Beach, the city and the Port of Long Beach took an innovative path to meet the area’s ambitious development goals with the Long Beach Civic Center, ENR’s 2020 Project of the Year for Southern California.
Constructed on one large 5.85-acre foundation, the Aliso features five apartment and two amenity buildings, with 472 residential units, 774 vehicle spaces, commercial space, pool and deck areas and common spaces.
To renovate and expand one of the world’s oldest and most recognizable sports venues, the design and construction team carefully balanced Memorial Coliseum’s storied 94-year history with a need to provide more modern facilities.