
Together California Completes Foster Housing Village in Palmdale
Construction has completed on Together California: A Village for Brothers and Sisters, a specialized residential project in Palmdale intended to keep foster siblings housed together. The development was co-founded by Christian Bale, Sibi Bale, Dr. Eric Esrailian, and Tim McCormick, culminating an 18-year planning and delivery effort.
Designed by architecture firm AC Martin, the master-planned complex features 12 townhomes alongside a 7,000-square-foot community building. The property also incorporates two studio apartments dedicated to young adults who are transitioning out of the foster care system. The layout emphasizes sustainable construction, climate-responsive design, and shared courtyard spaces to facilitate community support.
For residential developers and non-profit housing providers, the project serves as a distinct case study in building specialized, programmatic community housing models that balance private living quarters with extensive shared social infrastructure.
More in California
· Culver City, California
Culver City Weighs $103 Million Purchase of Former Sony Animation Campus
· Santa Monica, California
Santa Monica Unveils Draft Plan to Turn Airport Site Into Park
· Redondo Beach, California
Redondo Beach Approves Four-Story Mixed-Use Project at 2701 190th Street
· Los Angeles, California
Five-Story Affordable Housing Project Underway at 12461 W. Louise Avenue in Del Rey
· San Francisco, California
Affordable Senior Housing Proposed at 55 Lapu-Lapu Street in SoMa