aCROSS
COMMUNITY
WALK
aCROSS
WALK(s)
aCROSS CITY WALK
1”=150’
Office/Residential -Ground level Commercial
Residential - Ground level Commercial
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City Walk
Connects the neighborhood with the city
via access to the stadium and waterfront to
the southwest and through a virtual
connect to Balboa Park to the northeast
Phase 2 $288,900,000
Phase 3 $251,900,000
982 – New Residential Units (94 Affordable Units)
556 – New Residential
Units (73 Affordable Units)
466 – New Residential
Units (78 Affordable
Units)
3,854 – New off-street parking spaces provided
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Phase 1 $406,200,000
3244 – New off-street
parking spaces provided
• Covered Market with space for 182 different vendors, 50% of the market
stalls will be reserved for artisans
• The aCrosswalk(s) take
shape uniting the developing
and welcoming visitors from
surrounding neighborhoods
• 2.75 acre aCROSS Piazza
Office - Ground level Commercial
• 3.66 acre Crossing Park
Office Commercial
• Signature Office & Residential mixed-use building along 12th St between
Broadway & C St
Retail Commercial
• Grocery store development at Broadway & 14th St
Residential - Multi-family
• Daycare on E St & 16th St to support the future office development
Open Space - Park
• 31 new artist studios next to relocated NEWSCHOOL of Architecture &
Design at G & 15th St
Educational
• Closing of E St at 12th St and the E St I-5 SB ramp
4,148 – New off-street
parking spaces provided
• 10 individual community
garden plots are available
for residents to rent for
$30/year
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• 300 room Hotel providing
waterfront views located at
the trolley stop on Market
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• The 10-year East Village
aCrosswalk(s)
transformation into a
major San Diego
destination is completed
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• A large increase in office
space is provided due to
the increased
attractiveness of the
neighborhood
Office Commercial
Retail Commercial
Social Institutional Infrastructure
Residential - Multi-family
Utilities
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Open Space - Park
Educational
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Social Institutional Infrastructure
Crossing Park
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Community Walk
The land use distinctions on the site are designed to spur pedestrian activity through
multi-use buildings. Those who come to work, live, and play will be inspired to traverse the
area by foot allowing them to experience all the East Village aCrosswalk(s) have to offer.
Utilities
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Creates connections within the immediate
community by drawing residents to the Crossing
Park and featuring community identity through
the Architecture School, displays of public arts,
studios spaces, gardening plots, an art/food
market and a large public piazza.
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Along the City Walk Looking Northwest
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Neighborhood Centers with Retail around Plazas and Green Spaces
Social Destination
Piazza
Art/Food Market
Restaurants
Grocery Store
Residential
Mixed Use Offices
High End Office Space
Trolley Access
Landmark High Rise
San Diego City College
Distinction of Building by Type
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Mini Urban Core
Commuter Offices
Mixed Use Residential
Easy Highway Access
Daycare
Crossing Park from the Northeast
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Entry Park
Hotel with View to Waterfront
Tourist Amenities
Trolley Access
Business
Mixed Use Residential
Albertson’s Store
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Architecture School
Studio Space
Live/Work Artist Housing
Affordable Rents
Gardening Plots
Connection to Highway Caps
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aCROSS Piazza
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NEWSCHOOL of Architecture
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Crossing Park
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Day Care
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Artisan/Food Market
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Closed I-5 SB entry ramp
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Landmark Highrise
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Albertsons
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Studio Space
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Crossing Gateway
Hotel
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Live-In Studio Units
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Police Station
Grocercy Store
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Garden Plots
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Substation
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The East Village is traversed by major East-Ways thoroughfares. To alleviate car travel through the
neighborhood we have closed E St. at 12th St and closed its highway entry ramp. The site is well-connected
with San Diego’s transit network which serves as a major motivator to increase the walkability of the site.
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aCROSS Piazza Looking Northwest
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Along the Community Walk Looking Northeast
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