New renderings have been revealed along with the publication of new documents for the Alviso Hotel at 4701 North First Street. The project would build over two hundred new guest rooms in the waterside Alviso neighborhood in North San Jose as part of a larger commercial development by TNT Land Development Services. Terra Hospitality is leading the hotel project.
The five-story yield 112,460 square feet with 214 guest rooms, and parking for 234 vehicles across four above-ground levels. Amenities will include a pool and spa connected to outdoor dining, a yoga deck, a fitness center, and a restaurant on-site. The project will provide connections with the Guadalupe Trail system.
CORBeL Architects is responsible for the design, with HMH California involved as the civil engineer. Naturally weathered dark-brown wood and wood-like facade materials have been chosen to evoke the nearby eye-catching Alviso Marina Park entry gates along with other Californian architectural icons. This includes the Sea Ranch residences by Charles Moore and the San Francisco Maritime Museum. The project is expecting to receive LEED Silver certification.
At full buildout, Shops @ Terra will include two hotels with over 400 guest rooms, 119,000 square feet of retail across several structures, and the existing 62,400 square foot Topgolf entertainment center. The development will cover a total of 38 acres overlooking the Guadalupe River and South Bay salt ponds.
Construction is expected to last two years from groundbreaking to completion. An estimated cost has not yet been published.
The project is nearby Related Santa Clara, a 240-acre project with roughly 1,680 apartments, over five million square feet of offices, a million square feet of retail, and 700 hotel rooms across an existing golf course.
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