The Berkeley Design Review Committee is scheduled to review plans tomorrow evening for the potential 17-story mixed-use tower to rise at 2274 Shattuck Avenue in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. The project is expected to make adaptive reuse of the Art Deco-style United Artists Theater facade as the entryway for a cafe and residential lobby. Panoramic Interests is responsible for the application.
A new mixed-use development has been proposed for development at 2820 San Pablo Avenue in Southwest Berkeley, Alameda County. The project proposal includes the development of two buildings offering spaces for industrial, office, and residential uses. The project requires the demolition of a one-story 12,193 square-foot non-residential building on the site. Oakland-based Cork-Mayo Investments is the project developer. Studio KDA is the project architect.
Building permits have been filed for the five-story affordable housing complex at 1708 Harmon Street in South Berkeley, Alameda County. The proposal could bring new senior housing in the backyard of the Ephesians Church Of God In Christ. The project will be developed by the Community Housing Development Corporation of North Richmond.
Zoning worksheet permits have been filed for the affordable housing component of the Mandela Station masterplan in West Oakland, Alameda County. The filing comes a few weeks after the city’s Planning Commission reviewed plans for the project, revealing new detailed renderings by AO. Keystone Development Group is responsible for the application on behalf of the joint venture, Mandela Station Affordable LP.
New permits have been filed for the affordable proposal at 6733 Foothill Boulevard, close to Oakland’s Eastmont Town Center. The application shows a significant plan shift for AMG & Associates, pivoting away from two six-story apartments with over five hundred units to 167 dwellings across three structures. AMG and The Pacific Companies are jointly responsible for the development.
