Completed in 2004 by Pulte Homes, Elevation 22 represents a crucial chapter in Emeryville's early-2000s push to replace fading industrial parcels with high-density, pedestrian-friendly urban villages. Designed by the acclaimed Kava Massih Architects, the 71-unit development eschewed the massive, monolithic tower designs of earlier decades. Instead it offered a contemporary mix of loft-style flats and multi-level townhomes arranged concentrically around a central promenade and driveway loop. What makes Elevation 22 historically significant for the city's modern layout is its integration with public space: its construction directly funded a new plaza and a vital extension of the Emeryville Greenway, weaving private residential living into the city's growing network of bike paths and green spaces.
To maximize the compact urban infill space near Powell and Hollis streets, the 71 units were arranged concentrically around an inner driveway and promenade, letting the complex offer suburban-style attached two-car garages right in the urban core.
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