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Designing
a Mixed-Use Neighborhood
for Faculty, Staff, and Students
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CSU Montery Bay North Village Plan
Monterey County, CA
Program: Site planning, housing
type development, and development standards for a 205-acre
Traditional Neighborhood Development on the CSU Monterey Bay
Campus, on the former Fort Ord military base. The plan will
incorporate 100% workforce housing for CSU faculty, staff,
and students.
Program: Phase I of the plan provides 1,300 units of housing
within two distinct neighborhoods oriented around mixed-use
neighborhood centers at opposite corners of the site. The plan integrates
a wide range of rental and for-sale housing types from flats over
retail and live-work units at the designated centers to bungalow courts
and detached single-family houses within the neighborhood.
The development standards and building type design established
the parameters for lot size, setbacks, building height, relationship
to adjacent buildings, and distribution of the housing types.
This created the framework from which the architects were hired
to develop architectural drawings for each type. Opticos
has been retained to review their designs to ensure that they
meet the intent of the standards.
Client: Unidev, LLC
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