This project is on hold pending further updates from the property owner.
3339 Ward Street
Proposed conversion of an office building to a 19-unit residential building. Paramount Construction presented preliminary plans for the project at the November 30, 2021 Oakland-Wide Meeting, requesting residents’ feedback on the design. Paramount returned on December 11, 2023 with updated plans.
Resources:
December 11, 2023 presentation and recording
November 30, 2021 presentation, recording, and minutes
2000 Technology Dr interior alterations
3459 5th Ave (UPMC Montefiore)
Oakland Pride/PSC Senior LGBTQ housing
4040 Bigelow Boulevard
Frazier North Residences
The Corner Restoration/Construction
Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers quick-service restaurant
Synod Hall St. Paul Cathedral masonry repairs
Crawford Hall
4612 Bayard Parking Lot
Singh Home Addition
Mazeroski Field Electrical Box & Utility Grates
Pitt Rehabilitation Projects
Oakland Plan Zoning
Arena and Sports Performance Center
Hillman Library Renovation
UPMC Presbyterian Bed Tower
About
UPMC plans to construct a new building on the former Children’s Hospital site on Fifth Avenue.
The Presbyterian Bed Tower would include 636 beds for ICU, stepdown, and discharge patients. The proposed building would be 288’ tall, at no more than 17 stories, occupying just under 900,000 square feet above Fifth Ave. Plans include room for 450 cars in its garage.
Plans include green space consisting of a tree canopy, native plant species, and on-site stormwater capture. Also part of the design is a lifestyle village that would invite both staff and community members into the hospital.
Updates
UPMC hosted two community meetings in late 2018 to answer resident questions and discuss how the development plans could include some community benefits. This hospital is consistent with the UPMC Institutional Master Plan (IMP) approved by the city in late 2014. This development requires City Planning Commission approval but does not need to go in front of the City Council as it is in their IMP.
As of early March 2019, UPMC is putting this project on pause and plans to re-engage the community with public meetings later.
April 2021 update - The project is still on hold. UPMC has re-engaged its architect and restarted the design process. UPMC plans to share its community engagement plan this summer and will then go through the approval process.
May 2021 update - UPMC announced that they expect to begin construction in summer 2022, with the building opening in fall 2026
UPMC presented at the August 31 Oakland-Wide meeting and returned for the November 30, 2021 Oakland-Wide/Development Activities Meeting. The project went to the Planning Commission meeting for a briefing on March 8. UPMC returned to the Planning Commission for a hearing on March 22, 2022 where the Commission unanimously approved the project.
June 2022: UPMC breaks ground.
Resources:
August 31, 2021 presentation, recording, and minutes.
August 31, 2021 feedback form
November 30, 2021 presentation and recording, and minutes.
November 30, 2021 Oakland Neighborhood Planner report
3730 Dawson Street
The owner of the vacant lot at 3730 Dawson Street seeks community input as they plan to redevelop the parcel of land. Current options include subdividing the lot to accommodate two homes with off-street parking in front or to retain the existing lot size and pursue variance to allow for a duplex with a driveway and rear parking.
Jerimiah Brooks, Senior Associate with Stantec Architecture, presented the initial concepts at the June 29, 2021 Oakland-Wide meeting.
This property has filed for lot subdivision.
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