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Tucson gets new look at development plans for La Placita

Screen Shot 2016-07-31 at 11.38.16 AMBy Joe Ferguson | Arizona Daily

La Placita Village is a colorful, mixed use, multi storied building complex with office and retail space on West Broadway Boulevard and South

The city of Tucson finally got a closer look at what HSL Properties wants to build in place of the colorful yet dated buildings of La Placita Village.

The developer offered up preliminary conceptual designs to the Tucson-Pima County Historical Commission that feature retaining several historic structures while building a new six-story apartment building.

Jonathan Mabry, the city’s historic preservation officer, said the plans will protect three existing buildings in the iconic development at 110 S. Church Ave. The remaining buildings will be torn down to make room for the new development.

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