Sunrise Village

Fremont CA | Completed 

1993

Sunrise Village contains 66 units of supportive housing for homeless adults and families, with a focus on peace and privacy in Fremont.

This multipurpose facility is designed to serve the homeless of three bay area cities; Fremont, Newark and Union City. The 17,400 square foot facility is located on a two acre suburban site, zoned light industrial, bordered at the rear by a rustic creek. 

The program has two primary elements: a shelter for single homeless persons organized into 4 dormitories each with 9 bed/desk alcoves, and a shelter for families with 10 individual SRO rooms capable of being combined into suites in response to family size. Each of these uses is centered around its own landscaped courtyard which provides quiet outdoor space insulated from nearby residents. There are also two dining halls that overlook the adjacent creek. The two are separated by a “wall” building containing the entry, counseling, administrative and kitchen spaces. 

Adjacent to the new structure is an existing house renovated to serve as a day care center for both homeless and neighborhood children.


Project Details


Project Number
9106

Address

588 Brown Road
Fremont, CA
United States



Status
Completed
1993

Number of Units
Studio
66

Total 66

Density Ratios
Project
13,640 sf
Site
89,298 sf
Acres
2.10
Units per Acre
32

Parking
Parking Spots
37
Parking Type
surface

Recognition


Awards
Meritorious Achievement Award
Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies
Honorable Mention for Design Excellence
Northern California Home + Garden

Team


Client
Tri-Cities Homeless Coalition
Architect
David Baker Architects
Development Consultant
MidPen Housing

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