The Tomahawk Building Lofts

The Tomahawk Building Lofts, located at 814 S Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90014, are a testament to the vibrant fusion of history and contemporary living in the heart of Downtown LA. This iconic structure has a storied past, and today it stands as a symbol of the dynamic urban renewal that has transformed the area.

Historical Roots The Tomahawk Building was originally constructed in 1914, and it has witnessed over a century of the city's evolution. Its distinctive architecture, characterized by intricate detailing and timeless craftsmanship, reflects the craftsmanship of a bygone era. It's one of those rare buildings that tells a tale of Los Angeles's rich history.

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The Tomahawk Building Lofts Statistics

• Year Built: 1914
• Modernized: 2004
• Stories: 8
• Number of Units: 8

Where is The Tomahawk Building Lofts?

The Tomahawk Building Lofts is located at Address: 814 S Spring St Los Angeles, CA 90014

Which utilities do the homeowners of The Tomahawk Building Lofts have to pay?

Electricity, Cable and Internet.

Does The Tomahawk Building Lofts allow Pets?

The Tomahawk Building Lofts allows people to bring in Pets. HOA pet rules applied.

What are the Amenities available at The Tomahawk Building Lofts?

What Types of Condos are at The Tomahawk Building Lofts?

The Tomahawk Building Lofts, Downtown LA Condos consists of low-rise building units. The building has 8 Stories and 8 units. The living areas range in size from 1,820 to 1,820 square feet.

What schools are assigned to The Tomahawk Building Lofts?

The schools assigned to The Tomahawk Building Lofts include Ninth Street School, John H. Liechty Middle School and Miguel Contreras Learning Complex School.

What do we like about The Tomahawk Building Lofts?

Originally constructed in 1914, The Tomahawk Building is a distinguished landmark nestled in the heart of the Fashion District. This exclusive 8-unit building boasts a unique design feature – each unit occupies its own floor, offering residents the ultimate in privacy and luxury. With private direct elevator access, it's a testament to timeless elegance and classic architecture.

The Tomahawk Building played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of Flatiron Park, an iconic intersection where Spring, Main, and Ninth Streets converge. Its construction marked the dawn of a building renaissance in the surrounding area, spanning throughout the 1920s and contributing significantly to the transformation of Flatiron Park into what it is today. This architectural marvel effectively extended the Financial Core of pre-World War II Los Angeles further south along Spring Street, becoming the epicenter of numerous financial institutions for decades.

In the late 1970s, a striking ax-like sculpture created by artist Gary Lloyd was installed on the building's facade, adding a distinctive and artistic touch to the architectural masterpiece.

Recognizing the historical and architectural significance of The Tomahawk Building, the Flatiron Development Group undertook the responsibility of preserving its rich heritage while embracing modern loft conversion under the Adaptive Re-use Ordinance. This initiative not only honored the building's legacy but also ensured its relevance in contemporary city living.

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