Development

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INSPIRATION

• Co-Op City in New York City, largest housing cooperative in the world (15,372 units)
• Bungalow Courts providing small-scale middle-income ownership and rental opportunities
• Community-minded post-freeway development, like Market-Octavia plan, which resulted in over 500 new affordable units in the heart of San Francisco.

GOAL

• Small-scale ownership opportunities for middle-class families and individuals in urban infill locations. 
  • Close proximity to high-frequency public transit.
  • Walking distance to grocery stores and recreation.

Designed with outdoor space, community amenities that promote socialization, and close to ample entertainment and recreational activities. Close proximity to mass transit.

VISION

• Community well-being (both within and outside the building), along with profit.
• The needs and desires of people with mental illness are included and considered.
• Buildings that honor the history and diversity of neighborhoods.