Alongside the 17-story tower covered today, the Design Review Committee is scheduled to review plans for a six-story residential infill at 2127 Dwight Way in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. The T-shaped complex will conform around two existing buildings that will remain through construction. Riaz Capital is the project developer.
A senior housing residential project has been scheduled for development at 1335-1385 Galindo Street in Concord. The project proposal includes the construction of a seven-story assisted living facility offering 150 dwelling units for seniors, along with onsite services and care. AVESTA Development Group is the project developer. Irwin Partners Architects is responsible for the designs. Smith + Smith Landscape Architects is responsible for landscaping.
New plans have been revealed for a $2 billion research center run by UC Berkeley at the NASA Ames Center in Mountain View, Santa Clara County. The Berkeley Space Center, as it will be called, will reshape 36 acres on the sprawling Ames Research Center, providing a hub for future companies to collaborate with the school and NASA scientists & engineers to improve technology for aviation, space exploration, and how people live and work in space.
Development plans have been published before a development review hearing for Tasman East Parcel 11 in Santa Clara, Santa Clara County. The 21-story tower is expected to rise to 5185 Lafayette Street with retail, 198 apartments, and even more parking. Ensemble is the project developer.
A new housing project has been proposed for development at 3401 Crow Canyon Road in San Ramon, Contra Costa County. The project proposal includes the construction of 117 low-density detached and attached housing units, replacing a bunch of commercial buildings on the site. Demolition was required for the onsite surface parking and two commercial structures beside the existing United States Postal Service offices. Nearon Enterprises, an investment company, based in Walnut Creek, is listed as the property owner. Lennar is the project developer. WHA, William Hezmalhalch Architects, is responsible for the designs.
