A subsidiary of Los Angeles-based holding company Topa Equities Ltd. has plans to give its Topa Town & Country mixed-use shopping center in Brentwood a facelift, according to a planning case opened by the city of LA this week.
Submitted by Topa Property Group, plans call for a range of work, including interior renovation, hardscape improvements, and new second-level outdoor changes.
Located at 11620 – 11648 San Vicente Blvd., the center holds a mix of shopping and dining and second-floor office space. Built in the late 1970s, according to county assessor data, it is in need of upgrades, the development team says in application materials.
“However, while the mixed-use plaza provides a good array of stores and office space for local residents, many of its architectural elements are outdated, and fit for improvement,” a project narrative in application filings reads.
“This proposal seeks to enhance the spatial and visual experience of the plaza through a series of simple yet impactful upgrades to its architectural finishes, landscaping, and site work.”
New designs call for new exterior finishes, interior office renovation work, and new landscaping, as well as smaller tasks like new signage around the property.
The architect and representative for the project is shown as LA-based firm Breland-Harper, while landscape design firm Cactus Store is also involved.
Based in Century City, Topa Equities holds more than 25 subsidiaries ranging from beverage distribution to real estate, according to its website. Its Topa Town & Country property is directly owned by portfolio company Duesenberg Investment Company, plans show.
