New renderings have been published for a three-story residential infill at 739 Sutter Avenue in Midtown, Palo Alto. The project hopes to replace an eight-unit apartment complex with twelve townhome units, including some affordable houses. Pleasanton-based DAHLIN Group is responsible for the design.
739 Sutter Avenue aerial view, rendering by DAHLIN Group
The project will be split between two similarly-styled structures. Facade materials proposed include stucco, horizontal siding, cementitious panels, and wood doors with an accent color. A central driveway will feature in the lot interior, while the setback area between the building and lot edges will feature green open space designed by Anyi Landscape Studio.
The 35-foot tall structure will yield 16,770 square feet. Construction will create ten market-rate units and two deed-restricted units affordable for low-income households. The apartments will range between 1,200 and 1,600 square feet, each with a two-car garage and open-air deck.
739 Sutter Avenue axonometric view, illustration by DAHLIN Group
739 Sutter Avenue site map, illustration by DAHLIN Group
739 Sutter Avenue, image via Google Street View
The proposal also anticipates using the State Density Bonus program, receiving a 50 percent density increase with related waivers since the project includes affordable housing.
BKF is the civil engineer. Grace Li, a real estate developer based in San Mateo, filing through Sutter 739 Associates LLC, is responsible for the project. An estimated project cost and timeline have not been established.
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No roofdecks, please. Did you think about the noise for all the neighbours?