HATCh Los Angeles now calls Cooper Design Space, Suite 800, home. The building was born in 1927 to suit LA’s fashion Designers and Manufacturers. During the 40s and 50s, Cooper refashioned itself to shine as LA’s premier address for fashion industry showrooms. The Cooper Building pioneered again during the 80s as one of America’s first discount retail centers, a model for today’s outlet malls. And in the 90s, the Cooper building anted up for the fashion district, working to persuade the LA city council to establish the city’s first business improvement district. Today, renovated as Cooper Design Space, it again serves as home base for LA Creatives. The building hosts a space that embraces cross-pollination among LA lifestyle businesses in fashion, media arts and publishing.

HATCh is located in the famous Fashion Industry Gallery of downtown Dallas. This building, formally known as Southwest Plaza was built in 1965 and designed by architect George Dahl. The showroom’s marble exterior facade was quarried in Italy and features three magnificent mosaic tile murals.