I believe that there is massive room for development in this area AND the ability to maintain the integrity of the neighborhood that once was, and is still admired by the people who live there and around it.

I propose that there are three different kids of infill in this neighborhood. The first is duplex housing that is offered at market rate and runs along Southwest/ Summit. This housing would reflect single unit homes across the street, but would be multiple unit homes in disguise. I see room for 10 of these units in this area.

The homes would be stacked and easily accessible. The would match existing brick in current buildings in the area as well.

I believe that there is room for the missing middle to exist here too, and those developments would be within the core of the neighborhood. There are two existing multi unit buildings in the neighborhood that are not being use and I believe that mimicking those styles throughout the inside of the neighborhood would create consistency, while making more room for more people at a more affordable rate.

The Detiz building is a six plex on Jefferson Street that could easily be replicated in the neighborhood enough times to create a hundred new units within the core of the neighborhood.

Finally, I recommend some sort of higher rise, multi unit housing that can serve as student or transitional housing for people attending the school or trying to get back on their feet with access to public amenities in the urban core that supports them doing so. This structure should have at least 50 units.