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JWDA Architects since 1977 (logo)

since 1977

Impactful design.

Inspired solutions.

Simone Little Italy | San Diego, CA

JWDA Architects is a uniquely boutique studio for architecture and urban design. Established in San Diego, California in 1977, we are committed to delivering projects and services that promote well-being and enhance the human experience.


JWDA has produced award-winning structures throughout Southern California and major cities in Asia with a reputation for sustainable and impactful architecture, design, and planning services, tailored coordination, and seamlessly delivered projects.

North City Campus Continuing Education Building in San Diego, CA

North City Campus Continuing Education Building | San Diego, CA

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Project Spotlight

Alexan Camellia

LOCATION

San Diego, CA

YEAR COMPLETED

2026

MARKET

Mixed-use multifamily development

Located in the Kearny Mesa neighborhood of San Diego, California, and developed by Greystar, Alexan Camellia marks a historic milestone as the first residential housing development built directly on Convoy Street. Part of the Kearny Mesa Community Plan update, it adds living spaces to what has traditionally been San Diego’s premier Asian business, dining, and cultural hub.

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The 6-story urban village features 531 units (including studios, urban 1-bedrooms, and 2-bedrooms), alongside 22 affordable housing units and ground-floor live-work units.

The development transforms a T-shaped commercial site into a pedestrian-friendly environment, placing residents immediately next to top restaurants, night spots, and retail, with access to dedicated bike lanes and local bus routes.

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Alexan Camellia has received several awards, including a Merit Award for Multifamily Community of the Year, Best Multi-Family Housing Community (100 DU/Acre or More), and a Grand Award for Best Interior Design of a Multi-Family Community from the PCBC Gold Nugget Awards. It was also named Best Luxury Rental by Modern Luxury Magazine: Best of the City 2026.
 

Visit the Alexan Camellia project page for more information and images.

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