MISSION
Plymouth Housing Group works to eliminate homelessness and stabilize homeless and very low-income people in housing by preserving, developing and operating safe, decent, affordable housing, and by providing opportunities for homeless and very low-income people to improve their lives. |
Supported by United Way
of King County
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Two Buildings, One Celebration! |
 Please join us for a festive Open House Celebration of our two newest projects—the brand new A. L. Humphrey House apartments and the newly remodeled
Scargo Apartments, both located on 1st Avenue in Belltown.
Thursday, August 19
4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Locations:
A. L. Humphrey House, 111 Cedar St. at 1st Ave., and
Scargo Apartments, 2209 1st Ave. at Blanchard St., Seattle.
Refreshments will be served.
Tours available at both buildings. |
Plymouth’s newest building project due to be completed in July 2010, A. L. Humphrey House (left), was designed by SMR Architects and is being built by MARPAC Construction Company. The building is designed to meet State of Washington Evergreen Sustainable Development Standards. The remodeled Scargo Apartments (right) will be connected to the Lewiston Apartments with a common elevator and entry.
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Combined, these buildings will provide 122 new homes for chronically-homeless people in our community.
Program Remarks by King County Executive, Dow Constantine and Plymouth Executive Director, Paul Lambros at 5 p.m. at A. L. Humphrey House, 111 Cedar Street.
Parking
Street parking is available on Cedar Street, 1st Avenue and near Blanchard Street. Pay parking lots are also available along 1st Avenue between Lenora and Cedar Streets.
Bus
King County Metro Bus Routes 15 and 18 stop along 1st Avenue between Cedar Street and Blanchard Street.
For more information, please contact Mary Ann Lambert at mlambert@plymouthhousing.org or call 206-374-9409, ext. 144. |
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