The building will total 183,750 SQFT, half of which is for housing, 15,600 SQFT is amenity space, a whopping 56,200 SQFT will be for parking, and 1,800 SQFT is allocated for retail. There will be a total of 126 apartment units (26 designated as affordable) and 135 parking spaces. The product mix will be: 52 studios, 50 one-bedrooms, 20 two-bedrooms, and four townhome-style units with three bedrooms at street level.
The design is beautiful, especially for a midrise building. I like the pool area and podium cutouts. I've included a few bonus renders on other projects this design studio is working on at the bottom which are also in San Jose.
A single-story commercial building will need to be torn down (image below) and I think you'll agree the tradeoff is worth it. There is no current ETA, but the sooner the better.
Source: SF YIMBY, siliconvalleyjoe from Skyscraper City
Source: SF YIMBY, siliconvalleyjoe from Skyscraper City
What this area looks like now in Willow Glen:
Bonus render for another proposal at 4th & Julian in Downtown San Jose:
Bonus render for another proposal at Alvin Ave. in East San Jose:
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