A new residential project has been proposed for development at 1133 Anza Street in Inner Richmond, San Francisco. The project proposal includes the construction of a new four-story residential building with and additional Accessory Dwelling Unit. The project proposes the demolition of the existing two-story two-unit residential building on the site.
TECTA Associates is listed as the project applicant and is also responsible for the designs.
1133 Anza Street North Elevation
The project site is a parcel spanning an area of 2,500 square feet. The scope of work includes the construction of a new type V four-story building offering two residential units along with one Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU). Proposed construction will yield a total built-up area spanning 5,670 square feet. Two vehicular parking spaces and one bicycle parking space will also be designed on the site.
1133 Anza Street Section 1 via TECTA Associates
Renderings reveal a facade designed in wood siding, ceramic tile, glass, and metal frame, with aluminum windows. The building will rise to a height of 40 feet.
1133 Anza Street Section 2 via TECTA Associates
A Planning Commission hearing has been scheduled for Thursday, May 23, 2024, details of joining can be found here. The estimated construction timeline has not been announced yet.
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This thing is so ugly…reminds me of the pushback on the “Richmond specials” from the 1960’s. It’s so out of character for it’s surroundings and the neighbourhood in general.
Sorry…it’s surroundings. Darned auto-correct (even when it’s wrong.)
And the homes next to this project are not ugly? Ok.
As it appears, it will make more residential housing to include an ADU and the location is transit rich, this is great. Since the building is appears family oriented, the owner/planner could include more secured bike parking for kids bikes.
The entire block including the building that will be demolished are all Edwardian residences that are an important fabric of San Francisco’s architectural heritage.
Restore 1133 Anza by removing the siding and add on to the rear with an extra story and the developer will get the desired square footage and the neighborhood will be preserved.