
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Market
Entertainment
In a town known for style and entertainment, the Los Angeles Convention Center (LACC) is a community symbol of world-class events. It hosts more than two million visitors attending 350 events annually, from concerts to Grammy Awards celebrations to trade shows.
The building, originally built in 1971, was undergoing a modernization and expansion effort, and the owners decided to pursue a LEED Gold certification. That is where sustainable Sloan products played an indispensable role in saving thousands of gallons of water per year, helping LACC become a symbol of environmental consciousness.
During LACC’s modernization and expansion, aesthetics were a priority to match the venue’s reputation for hosting world-class events. Sloan stepped up with innovative solutions that didn’t just meet but exceeded expectations, starting with its HYB-1000 Hybrid Urinals. Featuring a high-gloss vitreous china surface for a clean, modern look, these urinals offer a slim, space-saving profile that perfectly blends with the venue's contemporary restroom design.
Managing a facility as expansive as LACC, which boasts 350 events per year, requires solutions that are not only reliable but also easy to maintain. Sloan checks those boxes with the following products:

With the backdrop of California’s ongoing water conservation challenges, every drop saved counts. Sloan’s installations made an indelible impact on the LACC’s water usage and environmental goals.
“Because of these updates, the facility received $225,000 in California rebates for using high-efficiency models in addition to a LEED Gold certification. We definitely saw an ROI.”
Greg Rosicky
Vice President, Operations, Los Angeles Convention Center