The Altenheim

1720 MacArthur Blvd. - Oakland, CA 94602

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SF Bay Area, rehab, Senior living

Certifications And Awards

Awards (list): 
2007 Partners in Preservation Award from the Oakland Heritage Alliance

Energy

Energy use and generation: 
Insulation meets current building code
Space heating and cooling: 
Radiant heating zoned or hydronic
Appliances and equipment: 
Refrigerator meets or exceeds ENERGY STAR standard
Dishwasher meets or exceeds ENERGY STAR standard

Water

Indoor water use: 
Low-flow toilets
Dual-flush toilets

Building Surroundings

Nearby amenities: 
Community resources (i.e. library) nearby
Services (i.e. grocery store) nearby
Public transit nearby
Park/open space/wildlife area nearby
Landscaping: 
No use of invasive plants
Limited or no use of grass or turf
Use of drought tolerant plants
Use of native plants
Water efficient irrigation system

Building Materials

Interior finishes: 
Low/No VOC interior paint
Low/No VOC adhesives or solvents
Low/No VOC water-based wood finishes
Formaldehyde free particle board, oriented strandboard, or plywood
Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)-certified wood

Operations

Shared resources: 
Laundry machines
Waste, recycling and composting: 
Expanded recycling
Indoor environmental quality: 
Dedicated outdoor air supply for each unit
Permanent walk-off mats OR shoe storage OR central vacuum
Education for tenants: 
Occupant's manual and/or walkthrough on green features
Education for building managers: 
Building Manager's manual and/or walkthrough on green features
Property type: 
Multifamily building
Occupancy restrictions: 
Income limits apply to all units
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Property features: 
Unfenced yard/garden
Historic building
Number of units (multifamily only): 
93
Number of bedrooms: 
Studio
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The Altenheim (German for "Elder's Home"), a seniors' residence on a six-acre campus in Oakland's Diamond district, was founded in the 1890s by immigrants from German-speaking countries. Phase I of the renovation project restored the beautiful campus and grounds and created 93 apartments and community and service space that houses on-site supportive services and programs for residents. After the second phase is complete, the new restored campus will consist of 174 beautiful, brand-new senior housing units available to seniors earning 20% to 55% of area median income.
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