Currently in development, El Centro will deliver senior housing alongside five new micro-galleries and curated public space. The project exemplifies integrated social infrastructure—combining housing, art, and aging services in a vibrant new campus for the Point neighborhood.

 Beyond housing, El Centro is a community-centered campus featuring five micro-galleries, curated outdoor space, and partnerships with cultural and aging-focused nonprofits. It’s a bold example of integrating the arts into a senior housing model—at scale and in context.