The 16-story student apartment building shown in this rendering would face West Gilman Street, near State Street. The project would replace three residential buildings and a restaurant.
MYEFSKI ARCHITECTS
A student housing developer wants to demolish three residential buildings and a restaurant at 411-433 W. Gilman St. for apartments and retail space.
The Master Hall apartment building and a smaller residential building would be demolished for a proposed student housing project on West Gilman Street. The redevelopment site is close to multiple other student apartment buildings that have opened in recent years.
The roughly 110-year-old Stratford Atrium Apartments would be demolished to make way for a student housing project on West Gilman Street. The developer plans to replicate the existing building’s facade as part of the redevelopment.
A rendering of a 16-story student apartment building proposed on West Gilman Street, seen from State Street. The project would neighbor a two-story retail building.
The Master Hall apartment building and a smaller residential building would be demolished for a proposed student housing project on West Gilman Street. The redevelopment site is close to multiple other student apartment buildings that have opened in recent years.
AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL
A two-story retail building stands at the intersection of State and West Gilman streets. A proposed 16-story student apartment building would be situated directly behind it, but there would be some distance between the two-story structure and the tallest part of the apartment building.
The 16-story student apartment building shown in this rendering would face West Gilman Street, near State Street. The project would replace three residential buildings and a restaurant.
The Master Hall apartment building and a smaller residential building would be demolished for a proposed student housing project on West Gilman Street. The redevelopment site is close to multiple other student apartment buildings that have opened in recent years.
The roughly 110-year-old Stratford Atrium Apartments would be demolished to make way for a student housing project on West Gilman Street. The developer plans to replicate the existing building’s facade as part of the redevelopment.
A two-story retail building stands at the intersection of State and West Gilman streets. A proposed 16-story student apartment building would be situated directly behind it, but there would be some distance between the two-story structure and the tallest part of the apartment building.
A rendering of a 16-story student apartment building proposed on West Gilman Street, seen from State Street. The project would neighbor a two-story retail building.
