New permits have been filed for a five-story residential project at 2910 Ramona Avenue near the CSU Sacramento campus, Sacramento. The proposal will bring 181 units to a vacant triangular plot of land. Tarik Taeha is listed as the project developer.
2910 Ramona Avenue pedestrian view, rendering by Ramos Design Group
2910 Ramona Avenue side-view with adjacent landscaping, rendering by Ramos Design Group
The 67-foot tall structure is expected to yield around 103,350 square feet, with 87,300 square feet for housing and 16,050 square feet for the basement garage. Unit types will vary, with 44 studios, 108 one-bedrooms, and 29 two-bedrooms. Parking will be included for 30 cars and 22 bicycles.
Ramos Design Group is overseeing the proposal’s architecture. Illustrations show the structure clad with vertically fluted aluminum panels punctuated by bright yellow and orange inset balconies. The complex will conform to the wedge-shaped block, with a narrow pathway extending through the center of the structure, adding more light exposure for residents while creating a landscaped open space for residents squeezed between five-story walls.
2910 Ramona Avenue central courtyard, rendering by Ramos Design Group
2910 Ramona Avenue seen from the nearby train tracks, rendering by Ramos Design Group
Next to 2910 Ramona Avenue is The Crossings, a five-story student-oriented apartment complex developed by AmCal Housing. The Crossing features approximately 250 units across three buildings.
The 0.8-acre property is located along Ramona Avenue, near three different train tracks and the El Dorado overpass. Residents will be near the California State University of Sacramento campus.
2910 Ramona Avenue site plan, illustration by Ramos Design Group
2910 Ramona Avenue, image via Google Street View
According to public records, the Sacramento Area League of Associated Muslims is listed as the property owner. The estimated cost and timeline for construction have yet to be established.
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That area is definitely transforming right before our eyes.
181 apartment’s and 30 parking spaces? Only in Sacramento!!
Its a transit oriented project what do you expect???
Is this affordable apartments?