
Boulevard Court
Previously a Budget Inn Motel, a single-two story building, which had been operated as a motel since its construction in approximately 1961. There were no recreational facilities such as a swimming pool, spa, patio or green belts. The building was dated. In the center of the parking lot was the former pool location, which had been filled in with concrete.
Within 14 months, 101 small rooms were tuned into 76 bigger, energy-efficient, modern apartments. Each unit received a wall unit air conditioning and heating system, blinds, carpet, stove and refrigerator. The major improvements included new interior finishes and trim, cabinetry, granite countertops, windows, entrance doors, privacy doors and remotely controlled split system air conditioning units; elevated deck and stair towers; seam metal roof with photovoltaic; community picnic tables and trellis area; basketball court; and a parking lot with accessible flat work.
The buildings were all clad in either stucco or lap siding. An 1,800 square foot community building was constructed, as well as a substantial addition to the existing office area, which includes staff offices, counseling centers, medical examination rooms, a computer learning center and a large meeting room. All existing site utilities were abandoned and removed and a new utility infrastructure placed into service. Off-site improvements included city sidewalk, curb and gutter and pavement repair work upon the major thoroughfare adjacent to the project.
Project Details
LOCATION
Boulevard Court
5321 Stockton Boulevard, Sacramento, CA
TYPE
76 Units
COMPLETION
May, 2011
DEVELOPER
Mercy Housing
ARCHITECT
Anders & Falltrick Architects
Cost
8.5 million