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Designers prioritized the use of brick on the building's facades
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The central courtyard features lush landscaping and open outdoor spaces
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The roof deck includes plantings, mini-golf, outdoor kitchen, and fire pit
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A through-block promenade doubles as a hill-climb for the steep site
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A comfortable coworking space offers flexibility for residents working remotely
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The courtyard connects with a pavilion via operable garage doors
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Designers created connection between the public plaza and internal courtyard
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Scuppers integrated into patio privacy screens support on-site stormwater treatment
Developer/Owner(s): Wood Partners
Architecture Firm(s): Non-member Johnston Architects
General Contractor(s): Exxel Pacific, Inc.
Broker Firm(s):
Engineering Firm(s): Coughlin Porter Lundeen
Other Significant Team Member, if applicable: Karen Kiest Landscape Architects
Interior Architect/Designer Firm(s): Vida Design
Construction/Project Manager Firm(s):
Consultant Firm(s): Structural Engineer: Coughlin Porter Lundeen
Civil Engineer: Coughlin Porter Lundeen
Landscape Architect: Karen Kiest Landscape Architects
Mechanical: Emerald Aire & Rushing
Electrical: Stateside Power & Rushing
Plumbing: One Way Plumbing & Rushing
Geotechnical & Shoring Engineer: Terracon
Envelope: RDH Building Science Inc.
Energy: Patrick Hayes
Accessibility: Access Partnership
Acoustics: A3 Acoustics
Major Sub/Vendor(s): Lumber Supply: Matheus Lumber
Muralist: Camille Shu
Alta Arlo Mixed-Use [WINNER]
Category
Multi-Family Residential Urban Development of the Year: More than 100 Units
Description
Located near the historic Columbia City shopping district, Alta Arlo is a new 243-residence community with open space at its heart. An intentional progression of outdoor spaces weaves public, semi-public, and private realms to create a connected and comfortable community that feels as livable as its colorful urban setting. Strengthening connection to the neighborhood and providing an additional amenity to residents, five retail spaces, and two live-work units complement the residential use at street level.
Winner Status
- Winner
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