New building permits have been filed seeking the approval of constructing a new four-story residential building at 660 Carolina Street in Potrero Hill, San Francisco. The project proposal includes two new apartments, parking, and a roof deck. Knock Architecture + Design is managing the design concept and construction of the project.
City’s Planning Department is reviewing a proposal submitted for Sacred Heart Cathedral School at 1103 Gough Street, Fillmore District, San Francisco. The project proposal includes the school’s plans to improve the campus by implementing streetscape improvements at Gough and Ellis Streets’ intersection. Langan Engineering and Environmental Services is managing the construction.
Renderings have been revealed for two new multi-unit developments with garages at 820 29th Street in Midtown, Sacramento. The project proposal includes constructing two six-plex residential buildings with three-car garages. A site plan and design review for the same are also requested. Additional work is also requested under separate permits.
First Street Builders are managing the design concepts and construction of the development.
Development permits have been filed are are under review for allowing new construction at 4211 26th Street in Noe Valley, San Francisco. The project proposal includes constructing a new three-story residential building with a basement. An existing two-story single-family home will be demolished to proceed with the new development.
ISO Ideas Inc is managing the design concepts and construction of the project.
Conceptual and architectural plans are under review for new buildings at California College of the Arts (CCA) Oakland campus at 5200 Broadway, Oakland. The project proposal includes the demolition of ten buildings and the construction of two new buildings along with other campus facilities. The proposal also includes changes in the landscaped areas on campus. CCA is the property owner. Solomon Cordwell Buenz Architects and Jensen Architects have teamed to draft the conceptual plans, design, and are responsible for the construction.
