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ROW DTLA

Location| Downtown Los Angeles
Address| 777 S. Alameda Street
Coordinates| 34°02′04″N 118°14′27″W﻿ / ﻿34.03457415021514°N 118.240837623552°W﻿ / 34.03457415021514; -118.240837623552
Opening| 2017; 7 years ago (2017)
Website| rowdtla.com
Companies
Architect| RIOS
Technical details
Size| 30 acres (12 ha)
Leasable area| 1,300,000 square feet (120,000 m2)

Row DTLA (stylized as ROW DTLA, formerly known as Alameda Square) is a commercial district located in Downtown Los Angeles, which is situated at the intersection of Fashion District, Skid Row, and the Arts District. It spans over 30 acres and was repurposed from the historic Alameda Square complex.[1] The mixed-use development comprises 100 retail stores, restaurants, and 1.3 million square feet (120,000 m2) of commercial workspace.[1]

The 7th Street Produce Market, which is an open-air wholesale produce market that was established in 1917, occupies a 5-acre (2.0 ha) area within ROW DTLA. [2] The marketplace is converted into Smorgasburg – a food market – every Sunday.[2]

## History[edit]

Los Angeles Terminal Mart, a national hub for produce growers, was designed by LA architect John Parkinson, a prominent LA architect and constructed between 1917 and 1923.[2] It was strategically located at the terminus of the Southern Pacific Railroad, connecting the city's port with its downtown by rail.[3]

The sprawling campus eventually became known as Alameda Square and was one of the most ambitious private developments of early-20th century Los Angeles.[4]

At one point, the majority of American produce was sold at the complex, becoming the second largest wholesale terminal in the world.[5][4] Between the 1920s and the 1980s, the complex housed two of Los Angeles' largest wholesale produce markets, Seventh Street and Ninth Street markets.[6] In 1986, market operations were consolidated under the Los Angeles Wholesale Produce Market.[6]

Until the late 2010s, the site served as the headquarters and manufacturing base of American Apparel.[7]

## See also[edit]

* Downtown Los Angeles, California

## References[edit]

1. ^ a b "Experience a Taste of Everything ROW DTLA Los Angeles Magazine". Los Angeles Magazine. 2018-07-10. Retrieved 2021-01-18.
2. ^ a b c Trinh, Jean (2017-10-12). "100 Years of Changes at Downtown's Historic Seventh Street Produce Market". LA Weekly. Retrieved 2021-01-18.
3. ^ Slayton, Nicholas. "Reinventing the Row: A Faded Manufacturing Hub Gets New Life". Los Angeles Downtown News. Retrieved 2021-01-18.
4. ^ a b "L.A. commercial property landlord Evoq is sold for $357.4 million". Los Angeles Times. 2014-08-19. Retrieved 2021-01-18.
5. ^ Secor, Maeve (2018-10-16). "Free passes bring Occidental students to inaugural Adult Swim Music Festival". The Occidental.
6. ^ a b "Assessing the future of the Los Angeles produce market". Produce Blue Book. Retrieved 2021-01-18.
7. ^ Slayton, Nicholas. "Layoffs and Changes for American Apparel". Los Angeles Downtown News. Retrieved 2021-01-18.

## External links[edit]

* Official website

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Downtown Los Angeles

Districts and
neighborhoods|

* Arts District
* Bunker Hill
* Chinatown
* Civic Center
* Fashion District
* Financial District
* Flower District
* Gallery Row
* Historic Core
* Broadway Theater District
* Old Bank District
* Spring Street Financial District
* Victorian Downtown
* Jewelry District
* Los Angeles Plaza
* Little Tokyo
* Skid Row
* South Park
* Toy District
* Wholesale District

Buildings|

| Government|

| City|

* Central Library
* City Hall
* Fire Station No. 23
* LAPD Headquarters

|

County|

* Criminal Justice Center
* Hall of Administration
* Hall of Justice
* Hall of Records
* LADWP Headquarters
* Metro Headquarters
* Stanley Mosk Courthouse
* Twin Towers Correctional

Federal|

* 300 North Los Angeles Street
* Courthouses
* Edward R. Roybal
* Spring Street
* United States
* Federal Reserve Bank

Multiple|

* Caltrans District 7 Headquarters

Hotels|

* Ace
* Barclay
* Cecil
* Delphi
* DoubleTree by Hilton
* Freehand
* Millennium Biltmore
* Per La
* Pico House
* Westin Bonaventure
* Wilshire Grand

Industrial|

* California Mart
* Cast Iron Commercial
* Coca-Cola
* Cohn-Goldwater
* Gerry
* Santa Fe Freight Depot

Office|

* 1Cal
* 2Cal
* 444 South Flower
* 611 Place
* 777
* Aon
* AT&T Switching
* Bank of America
* Bradbury
* City National
* Engine Company No. 28
* EY
* Figueroa at Wilshire
* Garfield
* Garment Capitol
* Gas Company
* Herald Examiner
* May Company
* MCI
* Merritt
* One Wilshire
* Park Central
* Platt
* South Park
* Subway Terminal
* TCW
* Times Mirror Square
* Terminal Annex
* Union Bank
* US Bank
* Wells Fargo

Religious|

* Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels
* Cathedral of Saint Vibiana
* Higashi Honganji Temple
* Hompa Hongwanji Temple
* Koyasan Temple
* La Iglesia de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles
* Thien Hau Temple
* Zenshuji Soto Misson

Residential|

| Converted|

* AG Bartlett
* Blackstone
* Board of Trade
* Brockman
* Bumiller
* Continental
* Eastern Columbia
* Fine Arts
* Foreman & Clark
* Gas Company Complex
* General Petroleum
* Hellman
* Higgins
* The Edison
* Homer Laughlin
* Hotel Alexandria
* Palm Court
* Hotel Rosslyn Annex
* James Oviatt
* Pacific Electric
* Roosevelt
* San Fernando
* Security
* South Park Lofts
* Spring Arcade
* Textile Center
* Title Guarantee and Trust Company

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Original|

* 820 Olive
* Circa
* Metropolis
* Oceanwide
* Park Fifth
* Star
* William Mead

Theaters|

| Theater District|

* Arcade
* Cameo
* Los Angeles
* Million Dollar
* Orpheum
* Roxie
* State
* Tower
* United Artists

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Music Center|

* Ahmanson
* Dorothy Chandler
* Mark Taper
* REDCAT
* Walt Disney Concert Hall

Other|

* Belasco
* David Henry Hwang
* Downtown Independent
* Grand Olympic
* Mayan
* Merced
* Novo
* Peacock
* Trinity
* Zipper

Other|

* Farmers and Merchants Bank
* Friday Morning Club
* Los Angeles Stock Exchange
* Plaza Substation

Other
Points of
Interest|

| Museums|

* A+D
* African American Firefighter
* Ávila Adobe
* The Broad
* Chinese American
* Grammy
* Institute of Contemporary Art
* Italian American
* Japanese American
* LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes
* Museum of Contemporary Art
* Plaza Firehouse
* Sepulveda House

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Parks|

* Angels Knoll
* Biddy Mason
* Grand
* Court of Historic American Flags
* Grand Hope
* Maguire Gardens
* Spring Street
* State Historic

Plazas|

* California
* Chinatown Central
* Fletcher Bowron
* Francis K Hashimoto
* Japanese Village
* Los Angeles
* Pershing
* St. Vincent's

Restaurants|

* Bavel
* Bottega Louie
* Camphor
* Clifton's Cafeteria
* Cole's
* Hayato
* Kato
* Original Pantry Cafe
* Orsa & Winston
* Philippe's
* Q Sushi
* Shibumi
* Water Grill

Schools|

* Arizona State University California Center
* Cathedral High
* Colburn
* Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising
* Ramón C. Cortines Visual and Performing Arts
* Southern California Institute of Architecture

Shopping|

* The Bloc
* California Flower Mall
* FIGat7th
* The Last Bookstore
* Los Angeles Mall
* Santee Alley

Other|

* California Hospital Medical Center
* Crypto.com Arena
* Indian Alley
* L.A. Live
* Los Angeles Convention Center
* Los Angeles River
* Olvera Street
* Public Art

Transportation|

| Freeways|

* I-5
* I-10
* I-110/SR-110
* Arroyo Seco Parkway
* Figueroa Street Tunnels
* Harbor Transitway
* SR-60
* US-101
* Dosan Ahn Chang Ho Memorial Interchange
* East Los Angeles Interchange
* Four Level Interchange
* Metro ExpressLanes

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Metro|

* A Line
* B Line
* D Line
* E Line
* J Line
* El Monte Busway
* Silver Streak
* Metro Center Station
* Regional Connector
* Southeast Gateway Line

Streets|

| East-West|

* 1-10
* 1st
* 2nd Street Tunnel
* 3rd
* Sixth Street Viaduct
* 7th
* Cesar Chavez
* Olympic
* Pico
* Temple
* Wilshire

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North-South|

* Alameda
* Broadway
* Central
* Figueroa
* Kobe Bryant
* Grand
* Grand Avenue Project
* Hill
* Los Angeles
* Main
* San Pedro
* Spring

Intersections|

* Naud Junction
* Route 66 Western Terminus
* Squares
* Carol E. Schatz
* Cooper Do-Nuts/Nancy Valverde
* Joel Bloom
* Joel Wachs
* John Fante
* Judge Delbert E Wong
* Ray Bradbury

Union
Station|

* Aerial Rapid Transit
* Amtrak
* California High-Speed Rail
* Dodger Stadium Express
* FlyAway
* Metrolink
* Patsaouras Transit Plaza
* USC Shuttle

Other|

* Alameda Corridor
* Angels Flight
* Hollywood Subway (defunct)

Regions
Crescenta Valley
Downtown
Eastside
Harbor Area
Greater Hollywood
Northeast LA
Northwest LA
San Fernando Valley
South LA
Westside
Central Los Angeles & Wilshire area
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