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The District

West LA's
media corridor.

Westgate Media Park sits inside Silicon Beach — the stretch of West LA and Santa Monica where entertainment and technology overlap.

Silicon Beach, at the doorstep

Westgate Media Park is a 134,719 SF campus at 2036–2048 Armacost Ave, three blocks from the Expo/Bundy Metro station, with quick access to the 10 and 405. It sits inside Silicon Beach — the West LA / Santa Monica corridor that has become the West Coast's center of gravity for media, entertainment and tech.

The ecosystem around it

The wider Silicon Beach district is anchored by companies spanning streaming, gaming, social and ad tech:

SnapHuluLionsgateActivisionUniversal Music GroupGoogle / YouTube

Companies noted are anchors of the wider Silicon Beach / West LA creative economy and are referenced to describe the district, not as Westgate Media Park tenants.

Design pedigree

Randall Stout, who worked alongside Frank Gehry, designed the campus — the same lineage that runs through 1520 Cloverfield.

Transit

Three blocks from Expo/Bundy Metro, quick access to the 10 and 405 — a real commute advantage on the Westside.

West LA

Armacost Avenue puts tenants inside the Silicon Beach corridor, near Santa Monica and Century City.

Frequently asked questions

What is Silicon Beach?

The West LA / Santa Monica / Venice corridor where entertainment and technology companies cluster, including names like Snap, Hulu, Lionsgate, Activision, Universal Music Group and Google/YouTube.

How is Westgate Media Park connected to transit?

Three blocks from the Expo/Bundy Metro station, with quick access to the 10 and 405 freeways.

Who designed Westgate Media Park?

Randall Stout, an architect who worked alongside Frank Gehry.

Can I lease space at Westgate Media Park?

Yes — use the inquiry form on the home page for current availability and specs.

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