Design team emphasizes brick, landscaping and below‑grade parking; offers park contribution
Aug 25, 2026
Architects and designers framed the project as a long‑term, context‑sensitive redevelopment with stone and brick facades, landscaping, accessible ground‑floor commercial spaces and below‑grade parking; the team offered $250,000 for park improvements as a community benefit.
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The applicant’s design team described an L‑shaped, five‑story building clad in stone and brick with a clock feature at the corner and ground‑floor retail and cafe spaces intended to engage Cumberland Park. "We wanted something that looked like it would have been here 100 years ago," the project architect said, explaining material choices and a stone base intended to match the Uptown character. Interior designer Sarah Gosling described Nordic‑inspired, handcrafted details intended to create a boutique identity and to support walkability and ground‑floor activation.
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