Meeting for new 4-story building on Stone Way

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Buildings presently at 4111-4115 Stone Way, Courtesy of Zillow

On Monday, July 11, you’ll have a chance to attend an Early Design Guidance Meeting to discuss the site of a soon-to-be 4-story building at 4111 Stone Way N. The meeting will be held at 6:30 pm in the University Heights Center (5031 University Way NE, Room 209).

The building will be developed by Lake Union Partners, and the the proposal is for a ground level commercial building, with 27 residential units above, and parking for 21 vehicles.

 

Map courtesy of DPD

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Margaret

Margaret Steck is a freelance writer, mother of two, and has been a resident of Wallingford since 1996. When she's not out covering the neighborhood schools or any other interesting haps for Wallyhood, Margaret writes articles pertaining to running, parenting, and international adoption.

This Post Has 5 Comments

  1. eM

    Really? The building sounds already planned. I’ve been to these. They’re B.S.

  2. Jen

    The building may be planned, but the design review meetings can influence how the building gets designed. Design review boards have been successful in getting developers to include open space and other amenities for the neighborhood. The meetings are not designed to stop the development.

  3. Anonymous

    If you don’t believe the Design Review program can have a significant impact on projects, head down to the DPD and call up the seven years of documents related to the Stone Way and 40th site (the “pit” now under construction). The DRB and your fellow citizens (myself among them) smacked down some really lousy designs on the way to what will likely be a really decent building.

  4. prop3

    JS, thanks for posting the link to the design materials. Looks like a good project. Higher density, close to transit and amenities. Probably geared towards younger professional types. Certainly preferable to what is on the site now.

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