Stoney Pine Affordable Housing
Sunnyvale, California

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Surface parking and a view of the community building from California Street.

This 23-unit affordable housing development, at the northeast corner of California Avenue and Mathilda Avenue in Sunnyvale, provides independent living for developmentally disabled individuals.

Community building: a dramatic roof line and colors add visual interest to courtyard.

The 3 residential buildings are 2-story wood frame structures on concrete slab-on-grade, interconnected by a covered arcade and surrounding an interior courtyard. The community room opens onto the courtyard by means of a great door to allow the room to expand into the courtyard for large gatherings. The door also transforms into a large movie screen, allowing residents to view films during warm summer evenings.

Site plan.

The unit mix, which include 1- and 2-bedroom units, has been carefully planned based on direct input from the developmentally disabled community. Unit amenities include ceiling light fixtures, refrigerator, gas range, and gas-fired, electric ignition wall heaters. Each unit has a microwave oven, as this request has been repeatedly heard from the developmentally disabled community. Approximately 32 residents are accommodated here, including the resident manager, who is an employee of Charities Housing Development Corporation and is responsible for management tasks related to the complex. The density of the project is 27 units per acre.

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project details

Client

Charities Housing

Architect

David Baker + Partners

Landscape Architect

Land Studio

Contractor

Agresti + Associates

project data
Stoney Pine Affordable Housing
9703
Sunnyvale, California
Completed 2001
number of units
1 bedroom 12
2 bedroom 8
3 bedroom 3
total 23
density ratios
project sf 22,607
site sf 38,330
acres 0.9
total bedrooms 37
bedrooms/acre 42
units/acre 26
parking
total 27
spaces/unit 1.17
type carport/surface