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The Bay Architects

The Bay Architects

  • About
  • Residential
    • Residential Projects
    • Cedar Street
    • Garza Doty Kitchen
    • California Street
    • Edwards Cottage
    • Fifth Street
    • California Street Kitchen & Bath
  • Multi-Family Residential
    • Multi-Family Projects
    • The Fidelity Apartments
    • Seventh Street Condos
    • Telegraph Bays Apartments
    • 2628 Telegraph Condos
    • Stadium Place Apartments
    • Hearst Commons
    • Allston Oak Court Apartments
  • Commercial
    • Commercial Projects
    • College-Ashby shell remodel
    • 2501 Telegraph Avenue
    • Wright's Garage conversion
    • 1952-66 University Avenue
  • Historical
    • Historical Projects
    • Church of the Good Shepherd
    • Corder Building
    • Francis K. Shattuck
    • Aurora Theater
    • 2567 Shattuck
  • Awards
  • Staff
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Allston Oak Court Apartments

2161 Allston Way, Berkeley CA  

Allston Oak Court is one of the early 5-story residential buildings of the Downtown Berkeley building boom.  It contains 60 units and with its close proximity to UC Berkeley, it mostly houses students.  The project was situated in order to maintain a 100 year-old heritage coast live oak within a generous street front setback.  The project is also notable for creating the first thru-block passageway connecting Allston Way and Oxford Lane with the hope that it would be continued all the way through the next block to the University Art Museum.  The passageway also created a public space at mid block for art and public gatherings.  A large rooftop deck provides residents with quiet views of the downtown and of campus.

 

 

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Front setback maintained a coast live oak tree
Front setback maintained a coast live oak tree
Thru-block walkway
Thru-block walkway

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