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This mixed-use component of a large redevelopment project revitalizes a former industrial zone through the efforts of the community, neighbors, local planning departments and the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Emeryville. This project responds to the unique urban/industrial setting by providing affordable residential "live/work" opportunities in a high employment-based community. The development team has designed a distinctive concept of affordable rent-to-own housing, whereby the units may be converted to ownership after 15 years. A 4,000 s.f. leasing/community center and exercise facility are centrally located on the project site. The pedestrian enriched base treatment of the 6,800 s.f. retail/gallery activity creates an opportunity to enrich the street scene and encourage social interaction, while still allowing controlled access to the residential components and ensuring security for the residents.
Designed by McLarand Vasquez & Partners, Inc., an affiliated company.