Lam+Tea Engineering provides competitive pricing with a great balance of cost and quality compared to other MEP firms. The Lam + Tea Engineers are down-to-earth, approachable, and easy to work with, which really stands out compared to other firms.
Lam+Tea Engineering provides competitive pricing with a great balance of cost and quality compared to other MEP firms. The Lam + Tea Engineers are down-to-earth, approachable, and easy to work with, which really stands out compared to other firms.
The adaptive reuse project at the former World Trade Center / 333 Flower Street in Downtown Los Angeles involves converting an underutilized office complex into a large affordable housing development under the City’s expanded Adaptive Reuse Ordinance. The redevelopment proposes converting the largely underutilized office tower into 512 units of 100% affordable housing. The project is being highlighted by the City of Los Angeles as a model for office-to-residential conversion following the expansion of the ordinance citywide in 2026.
The project will consist of adaptive reuse of an existing office building to a 13 story, 512-unit apartment building located at 333 Flower Street, Los Angeles, California. Total building area is 291,224 sq. ft.
Architects rely on our adaptive reuse experience because we understand how to integrate modern residential systems within complex existing buildings.
We serve as a collaborative MEP consultant and Engineer of Record, helping architects transform existing commercial properties into efficient, constructable, and code-compliant residential developments.
Our team provides MEP engineering for adaptive reuse architects on: