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    Wood Partners Plans New ‘Alta’ Project in Chandler

    BEX StaffBy BEX StaffOctober 27, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
    Credit: Biltform Architecture/City of Chandler
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    By Tasha Anderson for AZBEX 
    Developer, Wood Partners is looking to bring another “Alta” brand multifamily residential development to the City of Chandler. 
    The city recently heard and approved a request to amend the existing Planned Area Development zoning at the SWC of Chandler and Parklane Boulevards to multifamily with a Mid-Rise Overlay, and approved the preliminary development plan for the proposed 293-unit luxury apartment complex, called Alta Chandler at the Park. 
    The other project Wood Partners developed, called Alta San Marcos, is located at the SWC of Chandler Boulevard and Dakota Street and was completed in late 2018. 
    The development will consist of a mix of 183 one- 99 two- and 11 three-bedroom units distributed across three, four-story buildings. The one-bedroom units will range in size from 714 square feet to 886 square feet. The two-bedroom units will range from 1,081 square feet to 1,372 square feet and the three-bedroom units will be approximately 1,409 square feet. 
    The building will have a maximum height of 63 feet. The building’s design, “is of a contemporary style with use of rectilinear forms creating recessed alcoves, extruded balconies and patios, and metal bracketed canopies,” according to the project’s documents. “Building materials are placed to create a gentle movement of the façade with a modern light paint palette. A two story, glass entry at the northeast portion of Building One, opens the visibility of the development to Chandler Blvd.” 
    Residents of the Alta development can enjoy amenities such as an outdoor pool and spa area with a sunbathing deck and oversized courtyard, cabanas, bike shop, clubhouse/leasing office with business and conference center, dog wash area and dog park, fitness room and gaming area. 
    Access to the property will be from the main gated entrance on Parkland Boulevard, with an exit and emergency access point on Commonwealth Street. “Pedestrians are provided with a shaded, tree-lined sidewalk along Chandler Blvd and pedestrian pathways leading to The Park shopping center, located to the east,” the documents state. 
    A total of 461 parking spaces are anticipated for the development which include 186 covered spaces, 108 enclosed garage spaces, 108 tandem spaces, seven uncovered spaces and 52 guest parking spaces. There are also approximately 23 parking spaces along Parklane Boulevard and Commonwealth Street. 
    Wood Partners has other “Alta” brand projects around the Valley that have not yet started construction, including Alta Gilbert at Cooley Station and Alta Bluewater in Phoenix. 

    ABLA Alta Bluewater Alta Chandler at the Park Alta Gilbert at Cooley Station Alta San Marcos Biltform Architecture Chandler multifamily Wood Partners WP West Builders Arizona
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