Luma South Los Angeles

Luma South was the second condominium of a 3 building development by South Group commencing in 2006 in Downtown Los Angeles. The construction of Luma was preceded by Elleven South the same year. And Evo South followed shortly thereafter in 2008. Luma South lights up the South Park neighborhood of Downtown Los Angeles with its modern, nineteen-story construction. As one of the first ground up condominiums to go up in several years in Downtown Los Angeles, Luma South represented a new era of Downtown Los Angeles living.

The Exterior of Luma South 

Far from conventional Luma South’s architecture blends angles, height, and sheer lines to create an aesthetic statement that has come to define South Park. Like its sister buildings, Luma South has a tall, slender, glass façade filling each unit with light and the vibrant views of Downtown Los Angeles.

Inside DTLA’s Luma South

Inside, sophisticated and exceptionally livable designs bring fresh meaning to the idea of the urban loft. And, underneath all of this lies a revolutionary and responsible sustainable-construction approach that creates a building as beautiful on the inside as it is on the outside.

Notable features and amenities of Luma South 

Concrete with a conscience, Luma South was the second LEED Certified green residential building in Downtown Los Angeles after its sister building Elleven South. Luma South features a first floor gym exclusive to residents and shares an expansive pool, BBQ, and sun bathing area with its sister building Elleven South.

Building Highlights

• LEED Certification
• Façade Constructed of Glass, Concrete and Metal
• Outdoor Terrace with Lap Pool, Lounge Area, BBQ, and Fireplaces
• Attended Lobby
• Fitness Center
• Underground Gated Parking

Unit Features

• High Ceilings
• Merbau or Maple Hardwood Floors
• Large Windows That Slide Open
• Galvanized Spiral Ducts and Vents
• Wood Cabinets With Glass Inserts
• Under Mount Sinks with European Pull-out Faucets and Heavy Duty Disposal
• Merbau or Maple Hardwood Floors
• Ice Stone Slab Kitchen Countertops and Backsplash
• Frigidaire Stainless Steel Kitchen Appliances
• Outdoor Juliet Balconies and Terraces
• Cast Iron Tubs and/or Ceramic Tile Shower with Glass Enclosure
• Large Bathroom Mirrors and Vanity Light
• Washer and Vented Dryer Hookups in Utility Room
• Central AC