A new residential project has been approved for construction at 436 Oakland Avenue in Oakland Avenue-Harrison Street, Oakland. The project proposal includes the development of a new four-story residential building on a vacant lot.
Energami Holdings LLC is the property owner. Stanley Saitowitz Natomas Architects Inc is responsible for the design concepts and construction.
436 Oakland Avenue via Stanley Saitowitz Natomas Architects Inc
The project site is a parcel spanning an area of 5,850 square feet. The approved multi-family residential project will bring a new four-story building, offering five apartments. A parking garage with a capacity of seven spaces will be designed at the lower level. The apartment building will span a total built-up area of 12,210 square feet. The multi-family residential units will consist of one three-bedroom & two-bathroom unit and four two-bedroom & one bathroom units.
The building façade will rise to a height of 35 feet. The apartment complex will feature landscaped areas measuring 525 square feet. The units will have access to 1,142 square feet of private deck space in addition to 600 square feet of group open space shared between all units on the property. The building façade will have terraced balconies that step back at every level providing ample outdoor living areas.
The proposed design applies a combination of materials including rain screen, high quality windows and railings and a variation of modern design elements to integrate the development with the neighboring structures along Oakland Avenue.
The proposal also seeks a minor variance to allow the development of the required number of parking spaces. The estimated construction timeline has not been announced yet.
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Great stuff. You can see in the photo the old housing stock next to this- this is an upgrade for Oakland.
How do you apply for new upcoming housing developments?
I,m. Looking for below market rate housing for people on a fix income.I,m 58 years old in need of a place to live.
Looking for below market rate apartments for senior citizens. i’m on a fixed income, retired with a disability.. I’m looking for a nice quiet safe apartment as soon as possible. Something like independent living for seniors..
It looks nice. It would be nice if they remodeled the building next to them, but that is a different project.