Television City is embarking on a transformative journey to redefine a modern production ecosystem. The all-electric campus will feature the most technologically advanced sound stages, high-capacity multi-level basecamps, and versatile creative offices, all designed to meet the demands of an evolving entertainment industry. Designed by world-renowned architects, including Foster + Partners, the reimagined studio seamlessly integrates cutting-edge infrastructure with sustainability, ensuring that TVC remains at the forefront of the media and entertainment for decades to come.
TVC Tomorrow
Television City - Pioneering the Next Era of Studio Innovation
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Community Scale Design
Based on community feedback, the Project has been reduced in size and lowered in height, creating a local landmark that is compatible with the Beverly/Fairfax neighborhood.
Sound Stages
New and modernized soundstages, including large-format stages and more intimate insert stages, to meet the evolving needs of all types of production.
Production Office & Support
Production offices and support space to create an efficient, streamlined entertainment ecosystem.
Preserving a Historic Landmark
The TVC Plan will preserve and restore the Historic Cultural Monument onsite and has earned the support of the Los Angeles Conservancy.
Mobility Hub
A multi-modal mobility hub will connect studio employees to nearby transit options, including the Metro D (Purple) Line’s future Wilshire/Fairfax station, taking cars off the road and encouraging more efficient and sustainable ways to commute.
Increasing Public Safety
A 24-hour security plan, on-site security personnel, and an extensive network of cameras and other security tools will improve public safety in and around the project.
Improved Walkability
The TVC Plan includes public realm improvements along the entire perimeter of the site to create a more walkable, safe, and welcoming pedestrian experience.
Media Office
New media offices designed for cutting-edge creativity and collaboration, redefining the future of entertainment.
LA’s First All-Electric Studio
When Television City opened its gates in 1952, it was the first purpose-built television studio in the world. For over 70 years, it has been home to some of the industry’s most beloved shows and stars. As Los Angeles’ first all-electric studio, TVC will set the standard for sustainability at a production facility and is committed to achieving LEED Gold standards or equivalent.
World Class Design Team
The TVC Project design team includes Foster + Partners, in their first studio project in the City of Los Angeles, and both Adamson Associates Inc. and RIOS as collaborating architects and planners.
Since opening its doors in 1952, TVC Studios has been a cornerstone of industry innovation and television history. Built specifically for TV production at a time when the medium was still in its infancy, the studio set a new standard for broadcast facilities. Designed by renowned architects William Pereira and Charles Luckman, the modernist complex at 7800 Beverly Boulevard became home to some of the most iconic programs in American television, including The Jack Benny Program, The Red Skelton Show, and later, The Carol Burnett Show and All in the Family.
Over the decades, TVC Studios has evolved with the industry, serving as a launchpad for groundbreaking formats, live events, and legendary performers. Its stages have welcomed everyone from Lucille Ball to Beyoncé, while continuing to support today’s most-watched programs. More than just a production space, TVC Studios is a living archive of television’s past and a dynamic engine for its future.
