Valuable input to this design effort will come from Aspen community stakeholder groups such as:  the Aspen and Pitkin Countycommunity at large,
neighbors such as the existing Burlingame Phase I homeowners, elected groups such as City Council and Board of county Commissioners, stakeholder groups with an interest in the outcome of the project such as the Housing Board, Planning and Zoning, Housing Frontiers Group, Citizens' Budget Task Force, Construction Experts Group and potential housing partners, others with knowledge and expertise such as property managers, and key government departments, agencies and districts such as Community Development, Parks and Recreation, Building & Engineering Departments, Transportation, RFTA, Aspen / Pitkin County Housing Authority, Fire, CORE, Aspen Consolidated Sanitation District and more. | The outputs of the current Burlingame Phase II IPD design effort will be: a community-vetted, buildable affordable housing design, a comprehensive project budget, a guaranteed maximum price (GMP) bid for construction, and a flexible construction plan that minimizes neighborhood impacts and can respond to fluctuations in market conditions. 
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Community Design a neighborhood environment that will become a valuable asset to the community through well-informed stakeholder input Design a neighborhood with a healthy balance of housing and outdoor space that provides the foundation for a vibrant, sustainable year-round community that promotes our authentic, local identity Design 167 units, including 161 multifamily units and 6 single family lots Endeavor to accommodate a wide range of income levels and consider the effect of unit categories on levels of subsidy
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Livability Design the site and the units in a way that responds to residents’ needs for a highly-functional, comfortable and safe living environment Adopt and implement a comprehensive stakeholder review process that solicits extensive public input and effectively incorporates feedback into the design Incorporate lessons learned from other housing developments Consider opportunities and constraints in providing a high level of ADA Visitability including potential options to accommodate future conversion of "non-Visitable" units to become "Visitable" |
Quality Specify high-quality construction, building materials and systems that deliver comfortable, reliable, durable, efficient and safe homes that will last Achieve, at a minimum, the high environmental sustainability benchmark established in Burlingame Phase I Design a construction methodology that will address the need for efficient, high-quality construction while balancing concerns about cost and utilization of local labor | Impacts Endeavor to deliver Burlingame Phase II at a cost and subsidy per unit lower than Burlingame Phase I without sacrificing quality Develop a viable construction phasing and sequencing plan that maximizes construction efficiency while minimizing the impact of construction on residents and visitors Create a construction plan that can adjust to potential fluctuation in market demand for units Adopt and implement a safety program that provides a safe environment for all workers, visitors and the public |
We encourage everyone to take the time to review our schedule and see how you can get involved to share your insights, experience, and vision for the design of Burlingame Phase II. We look forward to your involvement in shaping the future of this great community. Please use the links below to get involved! |