Locator Map by GGLO shows the proximity from HopeWorks Station North to Everett Station and the Interstate 5 freeway

Aerial of HopeWorks Station North shows the building’s solar panels, neighboring buildings, and proximity to Everett Station. Image credit: Wade Trenbeath

Site Plan by GGLO

HopeWorks Station North is provides comprehensive housing, social services for residents, and job re-entry programs. It is Everett’s first building to achieve LEED Platinum certification. Image credit: Benjamin Benschneider

To ensure the building optimizes energy efficiency, a group of HopeWorks staff and residents called the Green Team helps educate residents on implementing all aspects of the project’s sustainability goals. Image credit: Benjamin Benschneider

Intended to help reduce energy loads, the open-air hallways had the unexpected benefit of providing ad-hoc, outdoor meeting space during the pandemic. Image credit: Benjamin Benschneider

Residences are a mix of studios and one- and two-bedroom units with exterior corridors encircling a central greenspace. Image credit: Benjamin Benschneider

As part of the HopeWorks social enterprises, Kindred Kitchen offers hands-on job training to formerly homeless and low-income individuals who need a fresh start. Image credit: Benjamin Benschneider

Employee on-the-job training programs will take place in the café and will be open to the public. Image credit: Benjamin Benschneider