First Southwest Design Review Board date set for mixed-use project at 7617 35th SW

(WSB file photo)

We first reported one month ago on the new mixed-use proposal for the auto-shop site at 7617 35th SW. Now there’s a Southwest Design Review Board meeting date set – 6:30 pm Thursday, September 6th. The draft packet available via the city website offers three “massing” options for the proposed development, all four stories, ranging from 42 apartments, 16 offstreet-parking spaces, and 5,500 square feet of commercial space to 51 apartments, 27 spaces, and 5,000 sf of commercial space. Since this is the Early Design Guidance phase, the “packet” focuses on massing – size/shape/siting of the project – rather than final design touches. There’ll be a public-comment period at the meeting, which will be at the Senior Center/Sisson Building (4217 SW Oregon); if you have comments sooner, the assigned city planner is Michael Gushard – reachable via e-mail, michael.gushard@seattle.gov.

1 Reply to "First Southwest Design Review Board date set for mixed-use project at 7617 35th SW"

  • H July 17, 2018 (7:16 am)

    There aren’t comments but I know neighbors are very interested. I look forward to seeing designs and I hope that they address the changes coming to this neighborhood – commercial friendly access for pedestrians and some reasonable barriers between busy 35th and the building. By barriers I mean hardscaping and landscaping that provide for walkers, as there are more and more in this area (i.e. the area in front of LA Fitness is, although large, an example). 

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