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Everett Development Photos: February 2014

Library Place, Everett, WA

The following photos were taken in Everett on February 28, 2014. The projects shown here are:

  • Silver Lake Vue
  • Walmart – Cascade View
  • Olive Garden – Everett Mall
  • Everett Public Schools Community Resource Center
  • Everett Riverfront
    • Simpson Paper Mill Site
    • Everett Landfill Site
    • Eclipse Lumber Mill Site
  • Peninsula Apartments
  • Potala Village Everett
  • Hampton Inn by Hilton Everett
  • Potala Farmers’ Market
  • Nautica Soundview Condominiums
  • Library Place
  • The South Stack @ Library Place
  • Artspace Everett Lofts

Area-wise, the 1st-3rd projects are in South Everett, the 4th-7th are southeast of Downtown Everett, and the rest are in & around Downtown Everett.

Silver Lake Vue
11200 Block 19th Ave SE, Everett, WA

This 12-acre project includes 100 3-story townhomes. Public amenities related to the project include financing for a section of trail next to Silver Lake, a viewing area of the lake on the site, and an easement on the property for pedestrian access to the adjacent Safeway.

A previous site proposal was Silver Lake Center, which included two 8-story buildings 110 feet tall with 185 residential units, 100,000 sq. ft. of commercial space, and two underground parking floors. The adjacent Safeway was planned to be moved slightly north.

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Walmart – Cascade View
1605 SE Everett Mall Way, Everett, WA

Located in Everett’s Cascade View neighborhood, this project includes converting a retail building north of Everett Mall to a 90,000 sq. ft. Walmart. The building was formerly a Top Food and Drug, which closed in 2010.

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Olive Garden – Everett Mall
SE Everett Mall Way & Central Mall Dr, Everett, WA

This project involves building an Olive Garden on part of the Everett Mall parking lot. Located across the street is the Everett Mall Plaza strip mall, where the the current Olive Garden is located.

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Everett Public Schools Community Resource Center
1600 Broadway, Everett, WA

This recently-completed administration building for Everett Public Schools opened in Fall 2013, and is 66,365 sq. ft. in size with a cost of $16.96 million.

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Everett Riverfront
Everett, WA

The Everett riverfront area is a 200-acre project which includes wetlands, wildlife space, parkland, and over 100 acres of buildable land.. The former industrial area is split up into three sites: The Eclipse Mill site, the Everett Landfill site, and the Simpson Paper Mill site. In 1991, the sites were designated as a future riverfront district by the City of Everett.

The area is being developed by Polygon Northwest, with plans including up to 1,400 single-family and multi-family homes, as well as commercial space, hotel space, and shoreline habitat restoration. An extension of 41st Street with a roundabout and a bridge over railway tracks directly accesses the Simpson and Landfill sites, and Eclipse Mill Road from Pacific Ave directly access the Landfill and Eclipse sites.

Everett Riverfront – Simpson Paper Mill Site

The 40-acre Simpson Paper Mill site is located near the Lowell neighborhood, with plans including 233 single-family houses and other amenities. 88 houses are planned to have alley access included. A paper mill (originally the Lowell Paper Mill) was formerly on the site, and closed in the early 1970s.

Photos can be found here.

Everett Riverfront – Everett Landfill Site

The 60-acre Everett Landfill site currently has initial but not finalized plans for development. It was formerly a landfill, and then became a tire recycling facility in 1977, amassing up to 4 million tires by 1984. On September 24, 1984, “Mount Firestone” became the site of the Everett Tire Fire, a large tire fire which initially covered the north end of Everett in soot.  The tires burned until May 1985, with site cleanup occurring for several more years.

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Everett Riverfront – Eclipse Lumber Mill Site

The 17-acre Eclipse Lumber Mill site is the northernmost site, and plans include 175 townhomes. The site formerly had a lumber mill, and an old crane remains.

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Peninsula Apartments
3120 Colby Ave, Everett, WA

Built in 2004, this 7-story building has 62 studio, 1-, and 2-bedroom apartments, as well as commercial space.

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Potala Village Everett
1315 Pacific Ave, Everett, WA

Potala Village Everett is a 4-story building with an underground story completed in 2011. Included are 108 studio, 1-, and 2-bedroom apartments, 15,000 sq. ft. of retail space, and 150 secured parking spots.

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Hampton Inn by Hilton Everett
Wall St & W Marine View Dr, Everett, WA

This 110-unit hotel is the first component of the related Potala Farmers’ Market project, located directly east. The project began construction in late 2012 replacing a small commercial building, and the hotel is planned to open in Spring 2014.

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Potala Farmers’ Market
Grand Ave & Hewitt Ave, Everett, WA

This 6-story building project includes about 60,000 sq. ft. of indoor farmers’ market space, 220 apartments, and two underground floors with more than 200 parking spaces. Related to this project is a Hampton Inn by Hilton project, located directly west. Formerly known as Pagoda Village, the project replaced several small commercial buildings and is planned to open in Spring 2015.

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Nautica Soundview Condominiums
2818 & 2824 Grand Ave, Everett, WA

Originally opened as Nautica Apartments in 2002, the building was converted into condos in 2006.

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Library Place
2720 Hoyt Ave, Everett, WA

Library Place is a 200-unit apartment complex completed in early 2012 by Skotdal Real Estate, and is directly south of the Everett Library. The first phase built is a 22-unit building at the corner of Rucker Ave & California St, and the second phase built is a 178-unit building on the rest of the site. Also included in the second phase are 227 underground parking spaces and two retail spaces. Formerly on the site was the Everett Elks Lodge at Rucker & California.

Located on the property is “The Book Stack”, a metal & fiberglass sculpture of books created by Dillon Works and installed on April 25, 2012. The piece was commissioned by Skotdal to hide an electric transformer box.

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The South Stack @ Library Place
2802 Hoyt Ave, Everett, WA

This 5-story mixed-use building was completed in 2008 by the Everett Elks Lodge, which moved from its previous nearby location now home to the Library Place apartments. The lodge occupies the lower 2 floors, and 9 apartments occupy the upper 3 floors.

The building opened as the Everett Elks Lodge Building, with 9 unfinished & unsold condos on the upper 3 floors. The building later foreclosed due to lack of loan payments in 2011, and was sold to Skotdal Real Estate in 2012, which owns Library Place located across California St.

The building’s condos were finished and became apartments branded with the Library Place name, and the lodge still occupies the lower floors. Located in front of the building is a steel sculpture of four pencils created by Dillon Works for Skotdal, which was installed on November 26, 2013.

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Artspace Everett Lofts
2917 Hoyt Ave, Everett, WA

Artspace Everett Lofts is a 4-story building opened in 2010, and includes 40 income-restricted one- and two-bedroom loft apartments, underground parking, a roof garden, and the Schack Art Center. The art center includes a glass works facility, exhibit/studio spaces, classrooms, and a gift shop.

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Photos taken on February 28, 2014.

March 21st, 2014 | Tags: | Category: Development

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