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Urban/Mixed UseAddress: 3818 South Angeline Street, Seattle, WA, USA
Completion Date: 1970
Contractor: Walsh Construction
Architect: SMR Architects
ECDLR developed Plaza Roberto Maestas (PRM) in 2016 as a community inspired, transit oriented, mixed-use affordable housing development. Located in Beacon Hill, PRM aids in relieving residential displacement pressure felt by the neighborhood. Building off this success, ECDLR plans to break ground on a similar community development in Columbia City, a neighborhood facing similar pressures, in 2023.
On site will be a home for a dual language child development center, with enrollment open to the community. ECDLR is a nationally recognized provider of high quality, bilingual early childhood education with access to early childhood education as a part of ECDLR’s push for racial equity among the Latina(o) and other communities of color. This will be ECDLR’s fifth child development center in Seattle.
This mixed-use development, led by people of color, serves to benefit families in Columbia City with affordable housing; an office for Consejo Counseling and Referral Services; and a new home for the Church of Hope, the Lutheran congregation that has been meeting on-site in the existing church building since the early 1900s.
On site will be a home for a dual language child development center, with enrollment open to the community. ECDLR is a nationally recognized provider of high quality, bilingual early childhood education with access to early childhood education as a part of ECDLR’s push for racial equity among the Latina(o) and other communities of color. This will be ECDLR’s fifth child development center in Seattle.
This mixed-use development, led by people of color, serves to benefit families in Columbia City with affordable housing; an office for Consejo Counseling and Referral Services; and a new home for the Church of Hope, the Lutheran congregation that has been meeting on-site in the existing church building since the early 1900s.