The Grand Hosts
Meet the incredible talents behind The Grand and DTLA’s cultural district.
We’re not just building buildings, we’re building places.
FRANK GEHRYArchitect Frank Gehry shares how The Grand LA will contribute to DTLA cultural district.
I was attracted by everything this city signifies.
CHEF JOSÉ ANDRÉSChef José Andrés talks about why he’s excited to be back in LA with new restaurants at The Grand LA.
People are going to be at home in this Frank Gehry creation. But also we can bring our wild side saying, “I want to be part of the outside.” This building allows you to be outside every single second.
CHEF JOSÉ ANDRÉSChef José Andrés talks about his admiration for The Grand and how his restaurants pull inspiration from nature and LA.
Gloria Molina Grand Park is one of the largest parks in this neighborhood.
JULIA DIAMONDGloria Molina Grand Park opened in 2012 in Downtown Los Angeles, the development of the 12-acre parcel was made possible by contribution by Related to the County of Los Angeles, as part of the Grand Avenue Project.
There is something about the light here that is extraordinary.
JUDITH TATARConrad Los Angeles’ Art Curator explains how several local artists were engaged to create original works.
The goal of the gardens is to evoke a strong emotion and provide that wonderful health and wellness aspect, even touch you at a cellular level.
DILLION DIERSOJB Landscape Architecture has designed The Grand’s numerous gardens with the goal to invite the DTLA community in, and to bring emotional well-being to both visitors and residents.
Having something like The Grand is going to be wonderful new life downtown.
LEAH PRICEThe Director of Communications of Library Foundation of Los Angeles is also a DTLA resident, looking forward to the opening of The Grand LA.
It’s up to us to create an energy and an attitude that people never want to leave.
TARA BERNERDThe celebrated British Designer, founder of Tara Bernerd & Partners, talks about her vision and inspiration for Conrad LA.
We really believe that the arts make people’s lives better.
RACHEL S. MOOREThe Music Center’s Rachel S. Moore looks forward to The Grand LA’s arrival.
