New plans have been filed for a super-skinny residential infill at 777 Sutter Street in San Francisco’s Lower Nob Hill neighborhood. The proposal would bring a 26-story apartment building with a few dozen larger apartments to a 35-foot-wide lot. FORMA Development Design & Management is responsible for the application and architecture.
The Berkeley Design Review Committee is scheduled to review plans for a 12-story residential infill at 2530 Bancroft Way in Southside, Berkeley. The project will bring over a hundred homes to a UC Berkeley campus-side property near the busy Telegraph Avenue thoroughfare. Landmark Properties is the project developer.
The San Francisco Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans this Thursday for the 15-story affordable housing tower at 772 Pacific Avenue in Chinatown, San Francisco. The commission will vote on an ordinance sponsored by Supervisor Peskin to establish a Special Use District for the new housing. Chinatown Community Development Center is responsible for the application.
The Larkspur Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tonight for the new library at 10 Rose Lane in Larkspur, Marin County. The proposed civic building will replace a vacant 2.4-acre parcel fairly close to the city center. Berkeley-based studio Noll & Tam Architects is responsible for the design.
Recent permit activity has revealed new details about the proposed eight-story apartment infill at 2201 Market Street near San Francisco’s Castro District. The most interesting information is that construction is expected to start by early 2026. The mid-rise proposal would replace a low-slung vacant commercial building with twenty homes above a new Starbucks cafe.
