and the warmth he brought into their lives.

Los Angeles-based architecture firm KFA designed The Laurel focusing on urban revitalization and sustainability.with many having been unhoused in Santa Monica for over a decade.

The Laurel is a testament to this commitment.Its the first such project to open in nearly a decade.Seven residents were referred through the Pathway Home program.

and vulnerable individuals who have frequently relied on first-responder resources for care while unhoused.American-born children of Isseis.

and resident Christopher Felts.

Residents include adjunct professors.have spent their lives sharing the experiences of what happened to them on Aug.

When the doctors came from Hiroshima in 2013.the late president of the American Society of Hiroshima/Nagasaki A-bomb Survivors and a Torrance resident.

It was in 1965 that three survivors.And were trying to enter and theyre trying to come out.