

Ace Hotel
Los Angeles, CA Downtown
- Client : Ace Hotel
- Size : 146,000 SF / 180 keys
- Completion Date : 2013
BEYOND THE STATS
- The Ace Hotel is an adaptive reuse of the United Artists Building on Broadway in Downtown’s Historic Core,, and includes a 13-story tower and historic theater, built in 1927 by Hollywood icons Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, and Charlie Chaplin.
- The former office building, with its iconic filigreed tower, features a ground floor restaurant and bar, a rooftop lounge, and a pool, all styled with Ace’s signature hip aesthetic. The theater, one of Broadway’s many historic movie palaces with an elaborate Spanish Gothic interior in near-pristine original condition, is being used as a venue to host concerts for hotel guests and the greater downtown community.
- Along with the Portland Ace team, KFA worked on the project design with GREC Architects of Chicago, Commune interior design, and the project’s developer, Greenfield Partners.

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913 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90015
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