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Arlington Mill Community Center

1330 South Fair Street

Crystal Plaza II

Date Built:  Under Construction

To Begin:   January 2009

Developer:   Public Private Alliances, LLC

Architect:   Davis, Carter Scott Ltd.

Just the Facts

    Type of Project

  • Mixed use civic building
  • Residential Building
  • Mix use civic building on Main Street Site

  • 33 rental apartments
  • 6 stories with 3 allocated for community center uses
  • 40,000 square-foot community center, including gymnasium
  • 3,000 square-feet ground-floor retail
  • LEED Silver Certified rating, including a vegetated roof above portions of the gymnasium
  • Residential building on the Avenue Site

  • 159 units in a mix of studio 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units
  • 61 units of affordable housing, including 10 units available to the Department of Human Services Supportive Housing Program
  • 5 stories
  • The main building entry located along Dinwiddie Street
  • Additional building entries to individual ground floor units along Dinwiddie Street
  • Earthcraft certified rating, an alternative green-building rating system to LEED used by the Virginia Housing Development Authority
  • Additional Proposed Site Improvements

  • A new public plaza with frontage on Columbia
  • A new street connection between Dinwiddie Street and Arlington Mill Drive
  • An underground parking garage
  • Bicycle parking
  • Single, shared loading dock/service area

    Parking:

  • 3 levels underground with a total of 322 spaces including:
    • 130 visitor spaces
    • 192 reserved residential spaces
  • 17 street spaces including: 4 new spaces on Columbia Pike & 13 spaces along Dinwiddie Street
  • Location

  • Bordered by Columbia Pike to the south, South Dinwiddie Street to the west, and Arlington mill Drive to the east
  • Project Features

  • Provides 61 affordable housing rental units
  • 192 multi-family units
  • Community Benefits

  • Creates a new and substantially larger Community Center
  • Meets the five overall goals established for the project
    • Design
    • Sensitive to Four Mile Run
    • Form Based Code compliant
    • Offers efficient & safe Pedestrian and Vehicular Circulation
    • LEEDs Certified
  • Expands County’s housing supply, affordable housing supply
  • Revitalizes portion of Columbi
  • Provides over 14,000 sq ft, multi-tiered, multi-use public plaza with the ability to expand events directly into the approximate 9,000 sq ft gymnasium and includes a tot-lot play area.


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