The proposed project is a 41-story high-rise residential tower at 11th Avenue and E Street in East Village. There are 462 units split between floors 3 - 18 that will be 226 apartments and floors 19 - 41 will be 236 condominiums.
The proposed project is a 41-story high-rise residential tower at 11th Avenue and E Street in East Village. There are 462 units split between floors 3 - 18 that will be 226 apartments and floors 19 - 41 will be 236 condominiums.
This project proposes to acheive LEED Silver or higher rating. A 7-story subterranean parking garage would provide 541 parking spaces for residents, high ceilings in the lobby, multi-story amenity spaces, and 5,326 SF of retail space.
The 430-foot-high tower would rise above a four-story podium containing a ground-floor retail space, lobbies, parking, storage, residential units and a rooftop pool.
The tower’s façade will feature large expanses of blue-green glass interspersed with vertical concrete bands and glass balconies. The angle of the windows and living spaces in many of the units were designed to maximize views of San Diego Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
The building itself gestures toward the water and the units are oriented in that way. At the 37th level, the building’s expression changes, where glass-walled penthouse units would overlook a second pool deck.
The proposed project is a 41-story high-rise residential tower at 11th Avenue and E Street in East Village. There are 462 units split between floors 3 - 18 that will be 226 apartments and floors 19 - 41 will be 236 condominiums.
This project proposes to acheive LEED Silver or higher rating. A 7-story subterranean parking garage would provide 541 parking spaces for residents, high ceilings in the lobby, multi-story amenity spaces, and 5,326 SF of retail space.
The 430-foot-high tower would rise above a four-story podium containing a ground-floor retail space, lobbies, parking, storage, residential units and a rooftop pool.
The tower’s façade will feature large expanses of blue-green glass interspersed with vertical concrete bands and glass balconies. The angle of the windows and living spaces in many of the units were designed to maximize views of San Diego Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
The building itself gestures toward the water and the units are oriented in that way. At the 37th level, the building’s expression changes, where glass-walled penthouse units would overlook a second pool deck.
