Construction will soon begin on the Twin Oaks Senior Residence mixed-use project in Oakley, developed by Highridge Costa Development Company, LLC and designed by SVA Architects, Inc.
The three-story community at 2605 Main St., features 130 affordable senior apartments and street-fronting commercial space. Approved by the Oakley City Council in October 2019, the development will break ground the second half of 2020.
The architect says in a statement that its design was inspired by the regional architecture, including City Hall, the downtown plaza, and Fire Station 51. he Spanish-revival style development will feature a red tiled roof, white and earth-tone stucco, and stone veneer.
The project consists of 98 one-bedroom and 32 two-bedroom units for people age 62 and older, with rents at 50-80 percent of the area median income. Resident amenities will include a clubhouse, library, fitness center, conference and storage rooms, laundry facilities, pool with cabanas, spa, BBQs, shuffle board, bocce court, and vegetable garden. The project will also include 5,667 sq. ft. of commercial space, 188 parking spaces, and over 63,000 sq. ft. of open space on the 5.85-acre site.
“We’re so pleased to partner with Highridge Costa Development, designing a much-needed affordable independent senior housing community for the East Bay Region,” said Ernesto M. Vasquez of SVA Architects. “We couldn’t be prouder of this national partnership and our progress delivering affordability.”
SVA Architects is also teaming with the developer to bring a three-acre, $130 million project called Kulana Hale to West Oahu in Hawaii. Currently under construction, Kulana Hale will create approximately 300 new affordable residences and 32,000 sq. ft. of retail.
