A proposal for 23 new townhouses in the city’s Strip District neighborhood will be heard by the Pittsburgh Planning Commission on Tuesday.
The site, near the 31st Street Bridge, is currently occupied by old industrial warehouses.
The proposed development would replace those with 11 townhomes on Smallman Street and 22 more on Mulberry Way, an alley between Smallman and Penn avenues.
Renderings prepared by local firm Rothschild Doyno Collaborative show four-story townhouses with partially covered roof decks.
Rothschild Doyno Collaborative did not immediately respond Monday to a request for comment on the proposed development.
Also shown in the renderings are decorative planters to separate porches from the street, lawn areas and attached garages.
After Tuesday’s hearing, the Planning Commission will likely vote on the proposal at its next meeting, two weeks later.