Culver City is experiencing a major re-development at present, spearheaded and contributed to by architect and
SCI-Arc Director Eric Owen Moss. Mr. Moss and his team of 25 at
Eric Owen Moss Architects have dubbed the revitalization Conjunctive Points, and have and continue to work on more than 20 projects in Culver City, many of which are located on Hayden Street alone. Known for unique interpretations and a diversity of form, Moss' varied projects fortify Culver City's hefty reputation as a community teeming with arts. Pictured above are the
Ince Office Complex and a city-sponsored
Architecture as Art public artwork entitled
What Wall.
Pictured here is a rendering of the
Gateway Art Tower, an "information tower" and office building, constructed at the corner of Hayden and National, marking the primary entry point into the revitalized zone of the city. The building includes 5 screens that advertise messages to passersby pertaining to local tenants' events and news.
Another of the
Architecture as Art public art works, the
Beehive, occupies the front section of a two story office building housing medschool.com.
Finally, this image depicts
3535 Hayden Ave, a unified working environment for a high profile graphics company.
Pictured here is a rendering of the Gateway Art Tower, an "information tower" and office building, constructed at the corner of Hayden and National, marking the primary entry point into the revitalized zone of the city. The building includes 5 screens that advertise messages to passersby pertaining to local tenants' events and news. 
Another of the Architecture as Art public art works, the Beehive, occupies the front section of a two story office building housing medschool.com.
Finally, this image depicts 3535 Hayden Ave, a unified working environment for a high profile graphics company. 
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