EaDo Housing & Masterplan
LOCATION
Houston, TX
CLIENT
Withheld
CLIENT
Withheld
YEAR
2022
YEAR
2022
OVERVIEW
This mixed-use development is a neighborhood consisting of a series of multi-family residential developments in Houston’s East Downtown (EaDo) neighborhood. The proposed neighborhood brings points of connection and attraction for urban activity in the forms of visual identity through murals and art, public amenities like benches and misting fans for hot days, small businesses like cafes and kiosks, and spaces for goods exchange. The masterplan includes a five-story multi-family housing of 130 units, predominantly composed of micro-, studio, and single bedroom units. The elevated courtyard offers a community space for the residents, which spills out to a ground level plaza where retail spaces are located.
This mixed-use development is a neighborhood consisting of a series of multi-family residential developments in Houston’s East Downtown (EaDo) neighborhood. The proposed neighborhood brings points of connection and attraction for urban activity in the forms of visual identity through murals and art, public amenities like benches and misting fans for hot days, small businesses like cafes and kiosks, and spaces for goods exchange. The masterplan includes a five-story multi-family housing of 130 units, predominantly composed of micro-, studio, and single bedroom units. The elevated courtyard offers a community space for the residents, which spills out to a ground level plaza where retail spaces are located.
This mixed-use development is a neighborhood consisting of a series of multi-family residential developments in Houston’s East Downtown (EaDo) neighborhood. The proposed neighborhood brings points of connection and attraction for urban activity in the forms of visual identity through murals and art, public amenities like benches and misting fans for hot days, small businesses like cafes and kiosks, and spaces for goods exchange. The masterplan includes a five-story multi-family housing of 130 units, predominantly composed of micro-, studio, and single bedroom units. The elevated courtyard offers a community space for the residents, which spills out to a ground level plaza where retail spaces are located.
This mixed-use development is a neighborhood consisting of a series of multi-family residential developments in Houston’s East Downtown (EaDo) neighborhood. The proposed neighborhood brings points of connection and attraction for urban activity in the forms of visual identity through murals and art, public amenities like benches and misting fans for hot days, small businesses like cafes and kiosks, and spaces for goods exchange. The masterplan includes a five-story multi-family housing of 130 units, predominantly composed of micro-, studio, and single bedroom units. The elevated courtyard offers a community space for the residents, which spills out to a ground level plaza where retail spaces are located.
