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Architectural aspects and building design

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Michael Beavis, the architect, presents the building's design features, including the site plan, floor layouts, and amenities. The building is designed to fit within the context of the surrounding area.

T-shaped lot with 17,000 square feet of footprint
8-story building with a mix of unit sizes, including over 40% family-sized units
Flood-proofed cellar, ground floor retail, and residential lobby
Rooftop terrace and landscaped amenity space

Richard Lobel

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Michael?

Michael Beavis

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Yes.

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Starting with the site plan, it's a t shaped lot of approximately 17,000 square feet of footprint 50 feet of frontage along 30th Avenue turning down 12th Street for a 100 feet, and then it's a 150 feet of depth.

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Behind the adjacent lots.

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So, again, 8 story building of approximately 62,000 square feet, 80 units, over 40% of which are family sized units.

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Next slide.

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So the seller plan consists of commercial storage and residential back of house spaces.

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The foundation will be wet and dry floodproofed with no critical mechanicals being located at the cellar.

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First Floor consists of a a corner commercial use group 6 of approximately 46100 square feet.

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Mid block residential lobby off 12th Street.

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An accessory parking garage to both residential and commercial uses utilize an existing herb cut along 12th Street.

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The upper six floors, 2 to 8, consists of all the residential units, floors, 2 to 3, 13 units, mostly ones and twos.

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Next slide, 4 to 6, consists of 12 units.

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Some studios and a mix of ones and twos.

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And then the upper two floors consist of 9 units.

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And then the last slide, rooftop, residential terrace, amenity, which will be landscaped and include critical mechanicals.

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