SuperLA® | Press

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Building for the Future On a Whole New Level

by Sam Lubell

“Working from a set “product” design, SuperLA’s team assembles prefabricated components to create light, airy environments that are all electric (no gas appliances) and surrounded by native landscaping.”

SuperBungalows in Los Angeles “Radically Reconsiders” Housing

by Jenna McKnight

“The design prioritizes natural light, fresh air, eco-friendly materials (including mass timber) and cost-effective construction methods.”

SuperBungalows, a New Cross-Laminated Timber Apartment Building, is a Los Angeles First

by Russell Fortmeyer

“SuperLA seeks to raise the quality of rental housing in L.A. while finding ways to streamline the city’s infamously cumbersome development process.”

SuperLA Disrupts the American Housing Model

by Sam Lubell

“Let’s face it. Most American multifamily housing stinks.”

This Prefab Apartment Building in L.A. Tests a New Vision for Housing

by Grace Bernard

"We wanted to bring a housing product to market that we believe represents everything that housing should be: occupant focused, while working in collaboration with the planet."

Rendering vs. Reality: Mass Timber Apartment Building at 3520 W. Marathon Street in Silver Lake

by Steven Sharp

“The first multifamily building of its kind in Southern California.”

In Los Angeles, the California Bungalow Stacks Up

by Stefan Novakovic

“In a crowded landscape of housing tech innovation, the SuperLA bungalows are a refreshingly lucid, holistic response to regulatory and logistical constraints.”

SuperLA Flips the Script On Housing with Southern California’s First CLT Multifamily Project

by Paige Davidson

“SuperLA has created a new multifamily housing blueprint.”

SuperLA® Reinvents the Beloved California Bungalow Court with Mass Timber

by Think Wood

“SuperLA targets long-term durability and energy savings by building to meet high-performance standards.”

A Different Take On The Missing Middle

by Kerry Gold

“It’s one thing to add supply, but it’s another to create well-designed sustainable housing that people want to live in for the long-term.”