The Arthur, a multifamily development along Dodge Street, is reimaging a block that has held mostly vacant buildings for 10+ years. The design incorporates the historic landmark, The Pittman Building as the front door and main entry and will be rezoned to TOD (transit-oriented development, part of ORBT).
The project includes one level of below-grade parking and four levels of market-rate apartments above. The development adds density to the neighborhood and provides additional housing options for UNMC staff and students.
Celebrating a historic Omaha landmark
The Arthur, named after Omaha’s first African American veterinarian Dr. Arthur Pittman and civic leader, is breathing life back into the Dodge Street corridor.
Project Summary
Services Provided
- Master Planning
- Conceptual Design
- Architectural
- Interior Design
- Construction Documents
- Construction Administration
- Historic Renovation Design and Adaptive Re-Use
- Programming
Characteristics
- New construction and adaptive re-use
- 329 Units
- Rezoned to be Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), part of ORBT
- One level below-grade parking
- Celebrates a historic Omaha landmark, The Pittman Building as front door and main entry
- Adds market-rate density and housing options for surrounding area
