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Yale Mixed-Use
Yale Mixed-Use
Santa Monica, CA, United States
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Other Projects by Patrick TIGHE Architecture
Yale Mixed-Use
Santa Monica, CA, United States
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2024
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
Yale Mixed-Use is located in the city of Santa Monica less than a mile from the Pacific Ocean. The expansive horizontal façade fronts Santa Monica Blvd, one of the City’s major thoroughfares.
The building is a composition of white. The horizontal massing is broken with a series of cuts that create a rhythmic cadence along the boulevard. The voids define a series of outdoor open spaces that are dispersed throughout the building, the largest of which connects the courtyard to the street. The expansive courtyard is terraced on multiple levels, culminating with a rooftop deck with panoramic views of the Santa Monica Mountains to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the South.
The material palette is one of restraint. Various uses of metal panels are used, all rendered in shades of white that vary in texture and transparency. In addition to the metal, exposed concrete, steel and smooth plaster are used throughout. Accent colors of blue and green provide a subtle (coastal) contrast at the recessed balconies.
The building is set back from the street along the boulevard allowing for an enhanced pedestrian experience. A series of slender steel pipe columns run the length of the building and distance the storefront from the street, The columns are ordered and evenly spaced at the west and east corners of the building and become increasingly more eccentric and playful as they approach the corner of Santa Monica and Yale.
Yale mixed-use offers 50 residences (including some affordable) for the City of Santa Monica with over 12,000 square feet of commercial space at the ground level. Two levels of subterranean parking are provided. The highly sustainable building is rich with resident amenities that include lush gardens, lounges, a game room, a gym and shared office spaces.
The building is a composition of white. The horizontal massing is broken with a series of cuts that create a rhythmic cadence along the boulevard. The voids define a series of outdoor open spaces that are dispersed throughout the building, the largest of which connects the courtyard to the street. The expansive courtyard is terraced on multiple levels, culminating with a rooftop deck with panoramic views of the Santa Monica Mountains to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the South.
The material palette is one of restraint. Various uses of metal panels are used, all rendered in shades of white that vary in texture and transparency. In addition to the metal, exposed concrete, steel and smooth plaster are used throughout. Accent colors of blue and green provide a subtle (coastal) contrast at the recessed balconies.
The building is set back from the street along the boulevard allowing for an enhanced pedestrian experience. A series of slender steel pipe columns run the length of the building and distance the storefront from the street, The columns are ordered and evenly spaced at the west and east corners of the building and become increasingly more eccentric and playful as they approach the corner of Santa Monica and Yale.
Yale mixed-use offers 50 residences (including some affordable) for the City of Santa Monica with over 12,000 square feet of commercial space at the ground level. Two levels of subterranean parking are provided. The highly sustainable building is rich with resident amenities that include lush gardens, lounges, a game room, a gym and shared office spaces.
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