The campus
Westgate Media Park is a creative-office campus at 2036–2048 Armacost Avenue in West Los Angeles, designed by architect Randall Stout. It's built for media, production and creative companies that want more than a floor in a tower — volume, daylight and grounds you can actually use.
Volume & light
Tall, day-lit interiors that support the way creative and production teams work — from open studios to editorial rooms.
Flexible suites
Space that adapts between projects and as teams grow, rather than locking you into a rigid corporate grid.
Campus grounds
Walkable outdoor space — a genuine amenity for hiring, breaks and the informal collaboration creative work runs on.
Parking & access
On-site parking and Westside access near Expo and Bundy that works for teams, clients and equipment.
Who it fits
Media and streaming teams, film and TV production offices, post-production and VFX, music, gaming, and the agencies and studios that work alongside them. If your work is creative and your building should reflect that, this is the type of space built for it. See how media and film teams use creative office and the district it sits in.
Frequently asked questions
How big are the suites at Westgate Media Park?
Suite sizes and availability change over time. Contact the leasing team through the home-page inquiry form for current options and floor plans.
Who designed Westgate Media Park?
The campus was designed by architect Randall Stout, known for expressive, light-filled cultural and civic architecture.
Is there parking?
Yes, the campus includes on-site parking, with Westside access near the Expo Line and Bundy.
What's the address?
2036–2048 Armacost Avenue, West Los Angeles.
See the space in person.
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