A Class V Organization, this adaptive re-use building in Santurce, Puerto Rico is a flagship facility planned for the Church of Scientology International. The program includes 44,000 s/f of rooms for the church's activities.
A Class V Organization, this adaptive re-use building in Santurce, Puerto Rico is a flagship facility planned for the Church of Scientology International. The program includes 44,000 s/f of rooms for the church's activities.
Palacio Dorado, Toa Alta, Puerto Rico has been awarded an Honorable Mention for Excellence in Architecture.
Riviera Clubhouse is a recreation facility for the development’s residents. It is located near the main entrance of Riviera; facing the development’s linear park. An activity room is provided and can be divided into 3 rooms or 2 rooms and or one larger room depending on the size of the resident activity. The activity rooms open into a covered terrace with access to an open terrace, an infinity pool, kiddie pool, looking into the park. A kitchen, restrooms, storage, and administration offices are provided. In a separate structure, a fully equipped gym is provided for the residents.
This residential product is targeted for families that favor a townhouse arrangement, where units are clustered into urban groups opposed to the more costly and higher maintenance single-detached house development. Each unit is sited in a 7.32 mt x 24.67 mt lot. Two models were designed: A 3 BR townhouse with 1,567 Sf living spaces plus 431 s/f garage (total of 1,998 s/f). A 3 BR + Den townhouse with 1,724 s/f living spaces plus 454 s/f garage (total of 2,178 s/f).
This residential product is a detached house locating one side of the house at the property line. This site arrangement helps provide more usable patios on the back and side of the house for family outdoor activities. Each unit is sited in an 11.432 mt. x 25.12 mt. lot. One model is offered: 3 BR + Den model with 2,230 s/f living spaces plus 405 s/f garage (total of 2,635 s/f). The first floor includes a 2-car carport/garage, entry vestibule, 1/2 bath, wine cellar under the stairway, open kitchen, dining room, living room, family room that opens into the side yard and back yard/terrace.
Within blocks of the Toa Alta Central Plaza, 103 units of Senior Housing is planned around a series of courtyards. This is Acacia Network's first affordable housing project in Puerto Rico. The central goal of this Green Construction Permit design is to provide high-quality, affordable housing with supportive services where the residents can feel safe, flourish and have pride in their living environment. By designing for a high density, both the existing downtown commercial businesses and new residents will benefit from each other’s presence.