A complete renovation is underway at a historic site that was once home to Tupac Shakur. The $300 million project began with residents moving out into temporary units. This site is a designated historic landmark, originally built for Black WWII shipyard workers who faced housing discrimination.

The renovation will be done in 2 phases and involves 298 units. Notable architectural connections include a design by an employee of Frank Lloyd Wright's firm. Further details about the project are available from the source.

The site's historic status and cultural significance are likely to be preserved through the renovation process, but specific plans and outcomes have not been detailed here.