Van Shaw on elevations, zoning waivers, and flood resiliency measures
Van Shaw shows longitudinal elevations with stepping architecture, requests for high-end setback zoning waivers to sculpt the building while preserving units, and flood resiliency measures including raising the site six feet, moving mechanical equipment to the first floor, and landscaping the front to step up to flood elevation.
This is showing that longitudinal elevation, showing how the architecture been stepping down and articulate with the building materials and also framing the residential entries.
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So this is the view looking from the corner of Surf Avenue and 24th Street.
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The next couple of slides are additional zoning waiver we're requesting for the high-end setback.
The main reason of the request is to basically scope the building, but also not losing the residential units.
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Yeah, so these are just technical drawings showing what are the areas that will request additional zoning waivers.
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For the resiliency measurements, you can see in this diagram over here, we have a site that roughly need to build about six feet.
And so that's a residential entry and so the lobby area.
We move all the essential equipment, mechanical equipment to the first floor to address that 2080 flood adjustment.
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This is just some rendering showing what the space could be used in the public area.
And I would add shows how we landscape the front of the building as we step up to the flood elevation.
And with that, we're here to answer any questions.