Construction has wrapped up, and leasing is underway for Hawkins, the six-story residential complex at 77 Bruton Street on Treasure Island, San Francisco. Move-ins started this month, with a range of studios to three-bedroom apartments. Lennar Corporation’s subsidiary, Quarterra Multifamily, is responsible for the project.
The Hawkins exterior, rendering by RENDER3D
Hawkins and Isle House, image by Andrew Campbell Nelson
The Hawkins is the latest for-lease building to open as part of the massive Treasure Island redevelopment masterplan. The master developer is the Treasure Island Community Development, a joint venture with Stockbridge Capital Group, Wilson Meany, and Lennar Corporation.
The complex contains 178 apartments above roughly 1,500 square feet of ground-level retail. Unit sizes will vary from studios to three bedrooms, the smallest of which will be 456 square feet, while the largest units will span 1,661 square feet. Rents will start around $2,800 for the studios, low $3,000’s for a one-bedroom, low $4,000’s for the tow-bedrooms, and the three-bedroom apartments starting at $7,200.
Hawkins Apartments street view, image by Andrew Campbell Nelson
The Hawkins seen from Bristol, image by Andrew Campbell Nelson
Each residence will feature quartz countertops in the kitchen with stainless steel appliances, vinyl plank flooring within the living area, and tile floor bathrooms. Shared amenities will include the landscaped central courtyard, co-working space, a fitness center, and a rooftop deck.
Mark Cavagnero Associates is the project architect. The massing features a four-story low-rise component overlooking the mid-block landscaped pathway between Bruton and Cravath Street. The grey facade is wrapped with a mix of plain and fluted panels, floor-to-ceiling windows, and more distinguished angular features along the fourth-floor balconies.
The Hawkins lobby, rendering by RENDER3D
The Hawkins fitness center, rendering by RENDER3D
The Hawkins overlooking the mid-block pedestrian pathway, image by Andrew Campbell Nelson
While the complex isn’t necessarily the most exciting project to photograph within the Treasure Island masterplan, the complex does engage with its environment, most prominently with the individual townhome-style stoops along the public pathway.
In a public statement, Assistant Vice President of Marketing for West for Quarterra, Kristen Mete Kingi, said, “We’re honored to be involved in the partnership leading this redevelopment and proud to deliver Hawkins Apartments at the forefront of this collaborative effort.”
The property is located at the corner of Bruton Street and Seven Seas Avenue, across from the central park, which will feature a renovated Treasure Island Chapel. Much like Isle House, future residents will be a short walk from the Treasure Island ferry terminal, with boats running from the island to the Ferry Building.
Hawkins Apartments seen from Seven Seas Avenue, image by Andrew Campbell Nelson
The Hawkins co-working space, rendering by RENDER3D
The Hawkins rooftop deck, rendering by RENDER3D
Isle House and Hawkins along Bruton Street, image by Andrew Campbell Nelson
The three developers are overseeing the roughly $6 billion redevelopment. TICD has overseen the infrastructure and market-rate housing development, with land provided by the developer to non-profit housing developers to construct affordable housing. The completion of phase one will see 1,208 units opening on both islands, including 307 units of affordable housing, 788 rentals, and 420 condominiums.
The TICD master plan was designed by Skidmore Owings and Merrill, who oriented the project around three compact neighborhoods with public transportation emanating from the mixed-use hub with connections to San Francisco. Of the 8,000 units, plans include 421 townhomes, 2,232 low-rise units, 519 mid-rise units, 3,144 tower units, and 1,684 to be managed by Authority Housing. Around 2,200 units will be deed-restricted as affordable housing.
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The interiors look really nice.
Pretty uninspired exterior though…