The new proposal aims for a 22-story residential complex on the Sloat Garden Center site, balancing density and neighborhood aesthetics with affordable housing options.
Architect Strachan Forgan emphasizes integrating the building's height with the neighborhood by using a stepped massing design, making the north side only six stories.
Dan Jimenez, the developer, acknowledges past neighborhood concerns about tall buildings and has strived to design a more community-friendly project, avoiding a uniform height.
The city's Planning Department will quickly review the project, having just 180 days to approve it, highlighting the urgency of the development under AB2011.
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