42xxmdr - The Bradmore Group

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4204 Glencoe Ave.
Marina del Rey, CA 90292

Office
Re-Imagined

42XX redefines Marina Del Rey’s office landscape with a sustainable, modern approach.

The campus consists of three low-rise buildings which seamlessly connect with exterior walkways and stairways.

The project features in-demand amenities: usable outdoor space, lush, mature landscaping, abundant natural light streaming through floor-to-ceiling windows, a cafe space, covered parking in an open air garage, valet services, and bike storage.

42XX has the ability to offer tenants adjacent expansion opportunities via other assets in the neighborhood.

Building 1

Office: 24,735 SF

Building 2

Office: 53,437 SF
Retail: 2,666 SF

Building 3

Office: 71,267 SF

Total

152,105 SF

Site Plan and Floor Plans > Download Brochure >

Scale: 1/16″ = 1’0″

Building 1 Total SF

24,735

Ground Level

8,622

Second Level

8,336

Third Level

7,777

Site Plan and Floor Plans > Download Brochure >

Scale: 3/32″ = 1’0″

Building 2 Total SF

56,103

Ground Level

2,666 *Retail

Second Level

27,332

Third Level

26,105

Site Plan and Floor Plans > Download Brochure >

Scale: 3/32″ = 1’0″

Building 3 Total SF

71,267

Ground Level

3,839

Second Level

33,937

Third Level

33,491

Site Plan and Floor Plans > Download Brochure >

Sustainability: Re-thinking the Grid

RIOS, the award winning design architect of 42XX, collaborated with The Bradmore Group to reimagine the conventional office structural grid. This innovative approach combines mass timber, steel, and concrete to reduce global warming potential. Using lightweight CLT, the project minimizes its carbon footprint and creates a warm, authentic atmosphere. Opting for a hybrid structure over concrete alone reduced the weight of the structure by half and has offset the emissions equivalent to removing 262 cars from the road for a year, resulting in a first of its kind office campus on the westside.