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PROFESSIONAL WORK

 

 

with Rothschild Doyno Collaborative

multi-phased affordable townhomes & apartments

DINWIDDIE TRIANGLE HOUSING

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Multi-Family Residential, Urban Infill Development, Affordable Housing

New Construction, Historic Rehabilitation, Adaptive Reuse

Scattered site urban infill development

Hill District neighborhood, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

72 units complete (Phase I-III), 23+ future units in design (Phase IV +)

$24.8 million total (Phase I-III)

Pennsylvania Housing Financing Agency tax credit awards

Contribution:

 

  • Drafted construction documents over multiple project and design phases

  • Led transition of project documentation from AutoCAD to Revit

  • Created 3D and elevation renderings for iterative design and presentation

  • Coordinated and integrated consultant drawings and file transfers

  • Collaborated on applications for PHFA financing awards

TREK Development purchased a troubled Section 8 development (Reed Roberts) in 2009 with the intention of dismantling the property over various years, allowing time for new units to be constructed and tenants to relocate. Reed Roberts has since been demolished and 72 rental units (apartments and townhomes) have been constructed. 

 

More than 50% of the townhouses are slated to convert to for-sale opportunities in 15 years. In addition to the completed units, 24 rental units are to be built in 2014/15 as well as 18 for-sale single-family homes. The project includes rehabilitation of a number of original brownstones in the area as well as an adaptive reuse of an historic elementary school auditorium into loft apartments, securing the neighborhood’s past while moving it into the future.

Links:

 

 

TREK Development project description

Mistick Construction project description

Rothschild Doyno Collaborative project description

Urban Alchemy

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