The Los Angeles City Planning Commission has backed the Riboli family's plan to swap a former bus storage lot at the seam of Chinatown and downtown for a five-story, Grimshaw-designed office building, pushing one of the urban core's rare ground-up office projects closer to construction even as nearly a quarter of downtown's existing space sits empty.
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