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Aerial view of John Fox Place amidst neighboring buildings
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Street view of project from Aurora Ave N
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Building entry past "storefront" manager's office
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Lobby looking into community room and ground floor unit hallway
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Community room with views to hallway and midblock courtyard
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All ages midblock courtyard and unit and laundry windows
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Interior detail at rear entry/laundry lobby (off Nesbit)
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Aerial of south facade including rooftop lounge and PV array
Developer/Owner: Non-memberLow-Income Housing Institute
Architecture Firm: Non-member AOR & Executive Design Architect: PYATOK
General Contractor: Exxel Pacific, Inc.
Broker Firm: Non-memberRE/Max
Engineering Firm:
Other Significant Team Member, if applicable: Associate Architect: HEWITT
Interior Architect/Designer Firm(s):
Interior Architect/Designer: PYATOK
Construction/Project Manager Firm(s):
Consultant Firm(s):
Quantum Consulting Engineers
Latitude 48 Engineers
Karen Keist Landscape Architects
4EA Building Science
A3 Acoustics
Endelman & Associates
Objekts
Geotechnical Consultants, Inc.
Bush Roed & Hitchings, Inc.
O’Brien 360
Major Sub/Vendor(s):
WINNER: John Fox Place
Category
Affordable Housing Development of the Year
Description
John Fox Place creates 104 new affordable homes, family-focused amenities, and a vibrant presence on the Aurora Avenue corridor in Seattle’s Licton Springs neighborhood. The seven-story, midblock project serves low-income families and individuals, including those exiting homelessness, while delivering a sense of comfort and style. Common spaces create a “storefront” presence along Aurora, adjoining a sheltered all-ages courtyard, and include bike rooms on each floor and a top floor patio with sweeping southward views.
Winner Status
- Winner
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