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Modular Construction
Bentley Avenue
Bentley Ave, Los Angeles, CA
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Location
Bentley Ave, Los Angeles, CA
Capability
Development
Units
72 units
Property Type
Residential
1437 S. Bentley Avenue is a 72-unit affordable housing development by MDNI GROUP in the Westwood area of Los Angeles. The site sits within easy reach of Century City, UCLA, and Santa Monica — a prime live-work location where new, attainable housing remains in chronically short supply. Built using modular construction, with the building manufactured in a factory and assembled on site, this five-story project delivers speed, quality, and environmental performance at the same time.
Location
Bentley Ave, Los Angeles, CA
Capability
Development
Units
72 units
Property Type
Residential
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
Westwood and Sawtelle, Where Work Is Close By
The Westwood/Sawtelle area sits between Santa Monica and Century City, surrounded by some of the highest-earning job centers in the country: Century City's law, finance, and entertainment firms, UCLA, Cedars-Sinai, and the tech companies of Santa Monica. The restaurants and shops of Sawtelle Japantown are close at hand, making this a location where daily life works without a car. The Metro D Line (Purple) extension to Westwood is scheduled to open in 2027, improving access further.
Built in a Factory: Modular Construction
The structure, interiors, and systems of each home are manufactured as modules in a factory, then set in place on site. Because foundation work and factory production run in parallel, the construction schedule is significantly shorter than conventional methods. Manufacturing to millimeter tolerances in a climate-controlled facility reduces variation in quality and sharply cuts construction waste. A tight, well-insulated envelope lowers utility costs for residents, keeping these homes affordable over the long term. And with less time spent building on site, the impact on the surrounding neighborhood is kept to a minimum.
72 Homes for the People Who Work Here
A five-story building of 72 homes, primarily one-bedrooms, including one manager's unit. All units are affordable housing, serving the Extremely Low Income (ELI), Very Low Income (VLI), and Low Income (LI) categories. The site measures 12,009 square feet, with 45,030 square feet of total building area. For the people who work in the employment centers nearby, this adds 72 more ways to keep living close to their jobs.
