New building permits have been filed for three structures within the UCSF Laurel Heights campus redevelopment around 3333 California Street in the Laurel Heights neighborhood of San Francisco. The filings would contribute 200 dwelling units to the 744-unit master plan. Prado Group and SKS Partners are responsible for the development.
3333 California Streets site plan, illustration via Jensen Architects
3333 California street Center Building A and B, rendering via Planning Application
3333 California street Center Building A and B connecting bridge rendering via Planning Application
The recent permits have been requested for the construction of the two Center Buildings and 518 Walnut Street, totaling 200 units. Center Building A will produce 64 residential units across a five-story structure. Center Building B will produce 92 units within an eight-story apartment complex with two basement levels. Lastly, the proposal for 518 Walnut Street will include 64 units across a five-story structure with three basement levels.
Urban planning was designed by James Corner Field Operations, with architecture by BAR Architects & Interiors, Jensen Architects, and Solomon Cordwell Buenz. BKF Engineer will lead the civil engineering.
Construction is expected to cost around $196 million, according to the building permits, a figure not inclusive of all development costs.
Subscribe to YIMBY’s daily e-mail
Follow YIMBYgram for real-time photo updates
Like YIMBY on Facebook
Follow YIMBY’s Twitter for the latest in YIMBYnews
Be the first to comment on "New Building Permits For UCSF Laurel Heights Redevelopment, San Francisco"