The artists left Deathtrap in July, feeling betrayed by the city of San Francisco, which fractured their community. “If there’s a silver lining to being forced from their home, it’s that some of the former Deathtrap residents formed 30 West, a nonprofit that hopes to build a live-work place that won’t be shut down because of code violations and zoning restrictions. The 30 West collaborative began leasing an empty warehouse in Oakland in June.”