The Cloverfield corridor
Cloverfield Boulevard is the working side of Santa Monica — converted industrial and first-generation buildings that became the studios, agencies and tech offices of the Westside. 1447 sits one block from its landmark, 1520 Cloverfield, where Frank Gehry headquartered his firm from the late 1970s until around 2001 and redesigned the building itself in 1987.
The ecosystem around it
Santa Monica anchors Silicon Beach, where entertainment and technology overlap:
Companies noted are anchors of the wider Santa Monica / West LA creative economy and are referenced to describe the district, not as building tenants.
A block from Gehry
1520 Cloverfield's design pedigree sits right around the corner.
Broadway & Cloverfield
A corner address in the heart of the corridor, with a front door of its own.
Santa Monica
Beach, Expo Line, restaurants and talent — the reasons the creative class chose the Westside.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Cloverfield corridor?
A stretch of converted industrial and first-generation office buildings on the east side of Santa Monica that became creative office — studios, agencies and tech companies.
How close is 1447 Cloverfield to Frank Gehry's building?
One block from 1520 Cloverfield, where Gehry kept his studio for two decades and redesigned the exterior in 1987.
What companies are near 1447 Cloverfield?
The wider Santa Monica / Silicon Beach district includes Snap, Hulu, Lionsgate, Activision, Universal Music Group and Google/YouTube, among others.
Can I lease space at 1447 Cloverfield?
Yes — use the inquiry form on the home page for current availability and specs.
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