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February 7, 2022
Filipino Community Village is a mixed-use community center in Seattle’s Othello neighborhood at 5727 37th Ave. S.
It has 95 affordable and low-income housing units for seniors, including studios and one-bedrooms.
There is a 4,800-square-foot Innovation Learning Center with a computer lab, which is owned and operated wholly by Filipino Community of Seattle.
There is also a community room, business center and conference room, exercise room, rooftop terrace and parking for 22 vehicles.
Designed with input from the community, the project includes a plaza for outdoor gathering, an art mural painted by artist Eliseo Silva, large outdoor decks, and the incorporation of Capiz window panels from the Philippines in common spaces.
The hard construction cost was about $25 million and total development cost is $35 million.
Owner: Partnership between HumanGood Affordable Housing and Filipino Community of Seattle
Developer:Beacon Development Group
Operator/property manager: HumanGood Affordable Housing
Architect: Rolluda Architects
General contractor: Marpac Construction
Civil engineer: KPFF
Structural engineer: I.L. Gross
Mechanical engineer: Sider + Byers
Electrical engineer: Säzän Group
Building envelope: BEE
Landscape architect: J.A. Brennan Assoc.
Cost estimator: JB Iringan Consulting
Mural artist: Eliseo Silva
Do you have photos of recent projects? Share them with DJC readers. Send high-resolution images and information to lisa.lannigan@djc.com.
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