Palo Alto

660 University Avenue

Entitlement Under Review For 660 University Avenue, Palo Alto

Entitlements are under review for a proposed mixed-use at 660 University Avenue in Palo Alto. The project proposal includes the development of a planned community to combine three parcels into one to construct a new four-story mixed-use building offering residential and office spaces. The site currently houses a two-story office building spanning an area of 9,216 square feet which will be demolished. Smith Development is the project developer. KSH Architects is responsible for the design concepts. The Guzzardo Partnership Inc is the landscape architect.

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824 San Antonio Road

Permits Filed For Care Facility At 824 San Antonio Road In Palo Alto

Permits have been filed seeking the approval of a residential care facility proposed at 824 San Antonio Road in Palo Alto. The project proposal includes the development of a four-story private residential care facility. Plans call for the demolition of an existing commercial structure spanning an area of 8,631 square feet. Rachelle Cagampan LLC the property owner. Fora Architects is responsible for the design concepts.

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Palo Alto Public Safety Building aerial view, rendering by Ross Drulis Cusenbery Architecture

Construction Underway for Palo Alto Public Safety Building at 250 Sherman Avenue

Construction work has been making progress for the new Palo Alto Public Safety Building at 250 Sherman Avenue in Palo Alto’s Evergreen Park neighborhood. Groundbreaking occurred in June of this year, replacing downtown surface parking with a three-story municipal office building for the Santa Clara County city. The building will function as a police station and administration office for the fire and police departments.

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The Mitchell Project at 525 East Charleston Road, rendering by OJK Architecture

Plans Filed for 525 East Charleston Road, Palo Alto

New plans have been filed for a four-story mixed-use building with affordable housing at 525 East Charleston Road in Palo Alto, Silicon Valley. If approved, the project, dubbed the Mitchell Park Project, could add 50 new rental apartments for lower-income households to the historically housing-averse city. Eden Housing will develop the building on land leased by the County of Santa Clara.

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