Monday, April 05, 2021

The Frederic @ 601 Capitol Mall Construction

601 Capitol Mall - The Frederic looking east on Capitol Mall
This 8 Story mixed-use building is coming together quickly. 207,688 total sq. ft. 162 residential units, ground-floor Retail is 7,161 sf. Parking is 26,424 sf. Expected to be completed in 2021.
601 Capitol Mall - The Frederic looking west on L Street

601 Capitol Mall - The Frederic looking south on 6th Street

601 Capitol Mall - The Frederic on 6th Steet

601 Capitol Mall - The Frederic looking south on 6th Street

601 Capitol Mall - The Frederic looking north on 6th Street

601 Capitol Mall - The Frederic looking east on Capitol Mall

601 Capitol Mall - The Frederic looking west on Capitol Mall

5 comments:

David Norman said...

It sure doesn’t have what Robert Stern might call “Pride of Place”.

Zwahlen Images said...

I don't think it was built to make a statement. I'm thankful there won't be a surface parking lot there anymore... and soon more people living in the area.

David Norman said...

I’m glad, too, that more people will be living downtown - that’s what it needs to succeed - but this building looks like it would be more at home in midtown - not on what is arguably Sacramento’s most important street.
Capitol Mall should be lined with major buildings.

Zwahlen Images said...

What do you expect, Sacramento doesn't have the economic power to build anything else. Unless the State builds another bland office tower, I don't see private sector building anything amazing or unique. For context, this plot of land has been a parking lot since 1965 when the State cleared dozens of blocks to someday rebuild a modern city. That was 56 years ago and only now is there a developer who has the money to build on this land. All the others proposals were nothing more than a vision with no money or demand to actually get them built.

Unknown said...

Gotta start somewhere right? As more of these are built, more people/businesses will move in, which in turn will create a more stable economic base to support bigger tower projects.