 Del
Mar Station, Pasadena, CA |
| Central Park Market at Del Mar
Station
Construction of four new
buildings totaling 484,458 ground square feet on the
site, including 347 residential units (with 21
affordable units) and 11,000 square feet of retail
use. Parking: 1,200 parking spaces to be
provided in a 3 and 4 level subterranean garage -- 600
spaces for the Del Mar Gold Line station parking use,
and 600 spaces for residential parking. Site
area: 182,947 square feet (4.2 acres).
Project will preserve and reuse historic 7,694 square
feet rail depot building.
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The Del Mar
Station will soon be one of the Gold Line’s most
prominent light rail stops between downtown Los
Angeles and Pasadena. It is located adjacent to
Central Park and near the historic Hotel Green.
Because this transit-oriented development project
surrounding the station is on the southern edge of
Pasadena’s Old Town, it is designed as a gateway to
the city. Its program includes 347 housing units,
20,000 sf of retail area, and a subterranean garage
for 1,200 cars. Its design incorporates a variety of
building and unit types, and despite its size, it is
consistent with the height and mass of surrounding
buildings and the traffic-handling capacity of
adjacent streets. Del Mar Station is largely a rental
housing project. Yet it is designed to define an
extensive network of public plazas and paseos around
the transit stop and to provide private courtyards for
each one of its buildings.
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