The San Francisco Civic Design Review Committee is scheduled to review plans for the Transbay Block 3 park during a public meeting next Monday. The plan will create a new one-acre landscaped destination between two dense housing plans on the former temporary Transbay Bus Terminal in SoMa. The San Francisco Public Works department is the landscape architect.
The CIM Group has submitted pre-application documents for a new 46-story residential tower at 325 22nd Street, named Town Tower, in Downtown Oakland. If built today, the project would be the tallest addition to the Alameda County skyline, rising 487 feet tall, well above the current 404-foot Ordway Building. The new plans are a shift away from 2017-era plans by CIM for an office tower at the same location.
The Vallejo Design Review Board will hold a public study session later today for Mariner’s Cove, a suburban infill development that would crate 175 new single-unit homes around retail and two parks across a vacant 27-acre swath of land in the Northern Waterfront Area. The project will create new housing for the most populous city in Solano County. Callahan Property Company is responsible for the application.
The San Francisco Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans for 1500 15th Street in a public meeting starting tomorrow at 1 PM. The plans would create an 11-story group housing infill with 189 housing units in the city’s Mission District. The Kansas-based Elsey Partners LLC is responsible for the application.
New renderings have been published for the affordable senior housing proposal at 1003 East 15th Street in Merritt, Oakland. The project will be named the Dr. Kenneth Anderson Senior Living apartment complex, offering 68 units and replacement parking for the adjacent Williams Chapel Baptist Church. Eden Housing is the project developer.
