Angels Landing

11/10/2022

Angels Landing continues to make headlines. This time, in Urbanize L.A.:

Head to Bunker Hill this weekend, as the Los Angeles Downtown Center Business Improvement District’s (DCBID) launches "Grand Ave Augmented," a new augmented reality public art showcase. Staged in partnership with the AR publishing platform Hoverlay, Grand Ave Augmented is free of charge. All you n...

11/03/2022

Handel Architects designs LA's third-tallest tower 'Angels Landing':

handel architects' 'angels landing' will include two towers and a multi-leveled outdoor park in downtown los angeles.

11/02/2022

Angels Landing is making a difference in Downtown L.A. Read how in this Mann Report cover story:

Mann Report October 2022 Angels Landing: Making a Difference in Downtown L.A.

10/27/2022

Black real estate developers behind the proposed $1.6-billion Angels Landing project in downtown Los Angeles said that they refuse to continue working with City Councilman Kevin De León, in light of the secretly taped racist conversation he took part in, saying they now fear he holds a racial bias against them and has been stalling city approvals. Read in MSN:

Black real estate developers of the proposed $1.6-billion Angels Landing project refuse to continue working with City Councilman Kevin de León.

10/21/2022

Victor MacFarlane of MacFarlane Partners and R. Donahue Peebles of The Peebles Corporation, the lead developers for the Angels Landing project in Downtown L.A., refuse to work with Kevin De León following his controversial leaked audio recording. Both African American developers spoke with NBC News about it.

Two African American developers refuse to work with Kevin De León on the new Angels Landing project following the leaked audio recording. NBC4’s Alex Rozier reports on the NBC4 News at 5pm on Thursday, October 20, 2022.

10/20/2022

R. Donahue Peebles, Chairman and CEO of The Peebles Corporation and one of the lead developers for the Angels Landing project in Downtown L.A., spoke with KTLA 5 Morning News regarding how Councilmember Kevin de Leon's racial comments make it impossible to continue to work with him. The developers want de Leon to resign from L.A. City Council.

R. Donahue Peebles, Chairman and CEO of The Peebles Corporation and one of the lead developers for the Angels Landing project in Downtown L.A., spoke with KT...

10/20/2022

Black developers refuse to work with De León on $1.6-billion Angels Landing project. Read the Los Angeles Times article here: https://www.angelslandingdtla.com/2022/10/black-developers-refuse-to-work-with-de-leon-on-1-6-billion-angels-landing-project/

10/19/2022

Angels Landing developers: ‘We can no longer work with’ De León after audio scandal. Read about it in this Commercial Observer article: https://www.angelslandingdtla.com/2022/10/angels-landing-developers-we-can-no-longer-work-with-de-leon-after-audio-scandal/

10/19/2022

Peebles, MacFarlane: LA City Council’s racism has impeded Angels Landing project. Read the story in The Real Deal: https://www.angelslandingdtla.com/2022/10/peebles-macfarlane-la-city-councils-racism-has-impeded-angels-landing-project/

10/14/2022

The African American development team behind Angels Landing, R. Donahue Peebles of The Peebles Corporation and Victor MacFarlane of MacFarlane Partners, has released a statement to Acting L.A. City Council President Mitch O’Farrell to voice strong concern regarding the conduct, demeanor, and demonstrated racist actions of Council Member Kevin de León and to call for his immediate resignation from the L.A. City Council. Read the statement here:

We are writing to voice our strong concern regarding the conduct, demeanor, and demonstrated racist actions of Council Member Kevin de León. As the developers of Angels Landing, we cannot, in good conscience, go forward and work with Council Member Kevin de León on the Angels Landing project and c...

10/11/2022

The country’s tallest building by Black developers is taking shape in Los Angeles. See the mention in Surface Magazine here:

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10/07/2022

Handel Architects Designs Third Tallest Tower in Historical Downtown Los Angeles. Read about it in this ArchDaily piece:
https://www.archdaily.com/989926/handel-architects-designs-third-tallest-tower-in-historical-downtown-los-angeles@

Handel Architects designs in the historic downtown, "Angels Landing," a two towers complex of 265 and 150 meters high each.