Articles by Gabriel Clark-Clough

West Midway Development Project Park and Building Rendering, image via Brookfield Properties, KTGY, Woodley Architecture Group

Design Review Application Filed for West Midway Project in Alameda

5:00 am on May 6, 2025 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

The West Midway Development took a step forward earlier this week when new plansets were submitted for design review in Area A of the project. The original development plan for the Alameda Point neighborhood was approved in June of 2023. Brookfield Properties has now brought more specific plans for the development of 284 units on the 12.4-acre site. The designs by KTGY Architecture + Planning and Woodly Architecture Group will include a combination of Duets, Townhomes, and Condominiums.

2761 32nd Avenue Site Axonometric Rendering, image via California Home Company

Plans Made for Six New Units on a Large Parcel in Sacramento

4:30 am on May 5, 2025 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

The California Home Company has submitted plans proposing the redevelopment of a large lot in the South City Farms neighborhood of Sacramento. The property would be divided into eight total parcels, preserving the two existing single-family homes on site and adding three new duplex buildings in the rear area of the property.

1719 86th Avenue Current Property Front, image via Google Street View

New Development Permit Filed for Duplex in East Oakland

5:00 am on May 4, 2025 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

The paperwork for a new development permit was filed for 1719 86th Avenue in East Oakland. The project, designed by Kesete Kifle, includes the construction of a new two-story duplex in the rear yard portion of the lot, behind the existing single-family home. The 26-foot-tall new construction will add 2329 square feet of enclosed space to the 5320 square foot parcel.

658 29th Street Concept Rendering, image by Gabriel Legaspi

Application to be Reviewed for Demolition and Reconstruction of a Residence in Noe Valley

5:00 am on May 3, 2025 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

An application for the replacement of a two-story residence at 658 29th street in the Noe Valley area of San Francisco is to be reviewed in interdepartmental meetings. The plan calls for the complete demolition of the existing building and the new construction of a three-story single-family residence designed by architect Gabriel Legaspi.

Grimes Engineering Center Exterior Rendering, image by SOM

UC Berkeley Holds Grand Opening for Expanded Engineering Center

5:30 am on May 2, 2025 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

On April 21st, The University of California at Berkeley celebrated the grand opening of the cutting-edge and newly re-envisioned Grimes Engineering Center. The formal Bechtal engineering building served as a foundation for the expanded project, a 35,500 two-story glass pavilion with a three-level open forum at its center. Skidmore Owning and Merill are responsible for the design, with PGA Design responsible for landscaping.

6355 Telegraph Avenue, image via Google Street View

Zoning Worksheet Filed for Office to Residential Conversion in North Oakland

4:30 am on May 1, 2025 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

A small office building at 6355 Telegraph Avenue in the Bushrod neighborhood of North Oakland has filed initial paperwork for a partial conversion to residential apartments. The preliminary designs brought by Earthquake and Structures, INC, call for the conversion of the upper two levels into six residential units, leaving the lower floor as the original office spaces.

905 N Capitol Avenue Concept Rendering, image by KTGY

Hanover’s Capitol Avenue Project Breaks Ground in San Jose

5:00 am on April 30, 2025 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

A large residential project has broken ground at 905 N Capitol Avenue in the Berryessa Neighborhood of San Jose. The project, brought by Hanover Company is part of a multi-building non-contiguous development spanning Pentencia Creek Road along N Capitol Avenue. The project was first brought in 2022 but has experienced minor delays. The recent groundbreaking was for Building 1, a large apartment complex on the north side of Pentacia Creek Road. Architecture firm KTGY Architecture + Planning is responsible for the building designs.

1027-1035 West El Camino Real aerial view from over the ECR, rendering by WATG

El Camino Health Mixed Use Project Breaks Ground in Sunnyvale

4:30 am on April 29, 2025 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

Last week the new development project at 1027-1035 El Camino Real in Sunnyvale held a groundbreaking ceremony, with construction beginning soon after. Developer PMB partnered with El Camino Health in the proposal of the new mixed used development, including a 4-story convalescent hospital and an adjacent 6-story senior housing facility. Designs were provided by Material Design Architects and WATG architecture firms.

1197 Lick Avenue Concept Rendering, image by Studio T-Square

Developers Pivot to Affordable Housing for 1197 Lick Avenue San Jose

4:30 am on April 28, 2025 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

The proposed development at 1197 Lick Avenue in San Jose is to be altered, reducing the overall number of units but increasing the number of affordable units available within the project. The project is located on a three-building site, and is part of the Tamien Station Transit-oriented Development Plan. Developers, The Core Cos. and Republic Urban Properties have worked with Studio T-Square architects to put forth the revised plan.

70 Encina Avenue, rendering by Hayes Group Architects

Notice of Determination Posted for 70 Encina Avenue Palo Alto

4:30 am on April 25, 2025 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

The project at 70 Encina Avenue in Palo Alto took another step forward as CEQA posted a Notice of Determination clearing the project for development in accordance with the California statewide standards. Property owner Storm Land Company first brought the proposal in 2023, and has been awaiting the Notice of Determination and other approvals before beginning construction on the Hayes Group Architects’ designs.

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