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Level 10 Construction Selected as General Contractor for K1

SAN DIEGO, CA Mike Conroy, Vice President of Operations for Level 10 Construction's San Diego, California, office, announces that the firm has started construction on K1, a 23-story mixed-use residential high-rise located across from the San Diego Central Library in downtown San Diego. Construction for K1 is set for completion in Spring 2019.
The project is being developed by The Richman Group of California Development Company, one of the largest multifamily developers in the United States. The Richman Group brought in Level 10 Construction early in the process, during the preconstruction phase, so that Level 10 Construction and the design team could work together collaboratively to align the design and budget with the owner's requirements.
The 23-story luxury residential tower will contain 222 units of residential space, ground-floor commercial space, and parking for 317 vehicles. The project also features an adjoining building that offers a restaurant with outdoor seating, two penthouses and a park-like open space corridor that will feature an urban-type garden.
The architects for the space are DesignARC LA, Inc., Rob Wellington Quigley, FAIA, of San Diego and Large Architecture of Los Angeles; and landscape architect Spurlock Poirier of San Diego.
"K1 is in an iconic location across the street from the library. It is critical to select a general contractor like Level 10 Construction that has expertise in building engaging public spaces," said Luke Daniels, President of The Richman Group. "Level 10's experience and commitment to quality construction are two of the reasons we chose them to build this significant downtown high-rise."