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Neighbors and board press developer to rethink 32‑unit Old Town townhouse proposal at 333 N. Fairfax
Summary
Developer EYA presented a 32‑home townhome concept for a full block at 333 N. Fairfax that emphasizes alleys, a central court and four distinct style palettes; the Board of Architectural Review and many neighborhood speakers said the design needs more variety, brick detailing and retail frontage and the applicant requested a one‑month deferral to revise the plans.
EYA and its design team presented a comprehensive concept for 32 townhomes at 333 North Fairfax Street, arguing the scheme restores street activity with alley connections, a central courtyard and a mix of brick, metal and cementitious materials to reflect the site’s varied history.
The applicant’s team — led by Jack McLaren of EYA and design partners — described four “style keys” for different streets and plazas on the block, two pedestrian alleys, underground utilities and two units designated as affordable dwelling units. The team said the revised plan keeps the project under the 45‑foot zoning cap, preserves parking where…
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