About the Proposed Development

• The project will serve as a gateway to the City, instilling a sense of place through the use of high quality urban design, including a thoughtful interface with the adjacent schools
• Environmental Sustainability with LEED ND Gold v4 (or equivalent) at the neighborhood level, LEED-BD+C Core and Shell Gold v4 (or equivalent) for the office component, LEED-NC v4 Gold, LEED-Multifamily Mid-Rise v4 (or equivalent) for the residential and senior housing components, and LEED-NC Silver v4 (or equivalent) for the hotel component.
• Pedestrian-oriented streets and easy pedestrian, bicycle, and automobile access to the site
• Parking garages with spaces for offices, apartment and condominium residents, and hotel and retail visitors, and special event parking for schools.
• Approximately 150 - 250 units of senior housing to allow residents to age in place within the City.
• Approximately 325,000 square feet of Class A commercial office space in phase 1 and 2.
• Approximately 197 - 302 units of for sale condominiums and approximately 400 units of multi-family traditional and “micro” apartments.
• Affordable Dwelling Units equal to 6% of the total number of dwelling units including independent living units.
• Large central open space to serve as a gathering place and venue for community events.
• Approximately 123,000 square feet of retail uses including a potential 40,000 square foot grocer.
• Approximately 17,000 square feet programmable civic space which includes approximately 5,000 to 6,000 square feet of event space/conference center, 4,000 gross square feet of outdoor space in the Commons that can be used for music/entertainment, and an additional 6,000 to 14,000 gross square feet occupied by performing arts/education studio or school use.
• A limited or full-service hotel with approximately 146 rooms.
• Learn more about the public-private partnership here.

Public Input

• Carly Aubrey
• Akida Rrouzi
• Shaina Schaffer