Underhill Crossing

Underhill Crossing consisted of a moderate rehab of an occupied multifamily property with tenants-in-place. The 2 and 3-story structures dated back to the early 1970s and were in need of full modernization. 

The scope included apartment interior renovations, full replacement of the building envelopes (roofing, siding, windows, doors), extensive energy retrofits, and accessibility and life safety improvements. The large site was also fully improved with new parking, stone walls, landscaping, walks, and LED site lighting. Two gas-fired, emergency generators were added. Energy retrofits included blowing cellulose insulation into all building walls, adding R-35 insulation to roofs, and replacing all lighting, appliances, boilers, fans, and plumbing fixtures.  

Other sustainable features included 2 rooftop solar / PV systems, bamboo flooring, a community vegetable garden, and zero VOC paints, caulks, and adhesives.