City dwellers need to live as well as work, and at brick’s apartments at 2015 Telegraph, residents do more than just live – they thrive.
Located in the heart of Uptown and a block from BART, the 2015 Telegraph apartment building is designed for the flourishing urban dweller who wants to live, work and play in the heart of Oakland.
Keeping in line with the developer’s vision of Oakland as a soon-to-be vibrant and dense community of tech businesses, brick sought to maximize the site’s density of housing – Providing compact yet comfortable units that allow active professionals to live in both style and efficiency.
The 14 story mixed-use concrete building contains at-grade resident parking and lobby and retail spaces that address Telegraph Avenue. Building amenities that help residents thrive include a fitness center, a yoga deck, an outdoor kitchen at Level Two, and a roof deck with views of San Francisco and the Bay.
these space-efficient units deliver full-sized appliances and comfy living areas with great windows.
Apartment building design features include: premium interior finishes, modern aesthetic, ecologically sustainable materials, rooftop garden and lounge, and walkability to downtown and transit.
Providing a tastefully low-key yet luxurious setting, the building’s main lobby gives off a charming first impression to any visitor entering the building; reflective of the modern, active lifestyle of its residents.
Structural: Thornton Tomasetti | Civil: Sandis | MEP: Integral | Landscape: Creo
City dwellers need to live as well as work, and at brick’s apartments at 2015 Telegraph, residents do more than just live – they thrive.
Located in the heart of Uptown and a block from BART, the 2015 Telegraph apartment building is designed for the flourishing urban dweller who wants to live, work and play in the heart of Oakland.
The 14 story mixed-use concrete building contains at-grade resident parking and lobby and retail spaces that address Telegraph Avenue. Building amenities that help residents thrive include a fitness center, a yoga deck, an outdoor kitchen at Level Two, and a roof deck with views of San Francisco and the Bay.
Keeping in line with the developer’s vision of Oakland as a soon-to-be vibrant and dense community of tech businesses, brick sought to maximize the site’s density of housing – Providing compact yet comfortable units that allow active professionals to live in both style and efficiency.
these space-efficient units deliver full-sized appliances and comfy living areas with great windows.
Apartment building design features include: premium interior finishes, modern aesthetic, ecologically sustainable materials, rooftop garden and lounge, and walkability to downtown and transit.
Providing a tastefully low-key yet luxurious setting, the building’s main lobby gives off a charming first impression to any visitor entering the building; reflective of the modern, active lifestyle of its residents.
Structural: Thornton Tomasetti | Civil: Sandis | MEP: Integral | Landscape: Creo
