That rendering is kind of amusing. I don't think I've ever seen someone capture the essence of "generic" quite so well.jw138 wrote:Haven't heard anything about this in a while so went looking and found some renderings on the architect's website:
http://www.charleslevinarchitects.com/3601Nicollet.html
That would be the Scribble on Masonite style in SketchupAvian wrote:That rendering is kind of amusing. I don't think I've ever seen someone capture the essence of "generic" quite so well.jw138 wrote:Haven't heard anything about this in a while so went looking and found some renderings on the architect's website:
http://www.charleslevinarchitects.com/3601Nicollet.html
Kingfield Neighborhood Association is excited to get an update on the proposed affordable housing project at 3600 Nicollet at this meeting. Please plan on attending to learn more!
For over 30 years, Aeon has been a nonprofit developer, owner and manager of high-quality affordable apartments and townhomes in the Twin Cities, which serve nearly 8,000 people annually. Aeon is also the property owner of the vacant lots at 3600 Nicollet and has created a housing plan for this property.
The project concept includes:
* 4-story building
* 45 one-bedroom apartments
* All ADA accessible units
* Half of all units (23) will be restricted for residents with a substantial physical impairment that limits major life activities (the others will be accessible, but rentable to anyone)
* The project will apply for housing tax credits
* All apartments will be affordable to residents earning at or below 50% Area Median Income
* The building includes ~2,000 sf of retail space on the first floor, 15 parking stalls, and common area space.
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