Formal permits have been filed for a backyard infill project at 1474 South Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco’s Mission District. The small proposal aims to create a six-story apartment complex behind the adaptive reuse of a historic home built in 1880. RG Architecture is responsible for the application and design.
Planning progress and new renderings have been published for the proposed 41-story tower at One Oak in San Francisco’s Market & Octavia Area Plan, formerly known as The Hub. The latest documents show a modified design scheme by SCB, as well as a minor increase in unit count since the project was revived by the property owner last year. The Emerald Fund is responsible for the application on behalf of the owner, Washington Capital.
Following a project proposal originally brought in 2020, new approvals have come through for the demolition and redevelopment of a 4.9-acre site near The Presidio in San Francisco. While original city approvals were met in 2020, the project has not yet begun its demolitions, awaiting further environmental approvals and plan revision approvals.
Preliminary permits have been filed for an affordable housing development at 250 Laguna Honda Boulevard in Forest Hill, San Francisco. The proposal looks to create an eight-story apartment complex with 172 rental units on the parcel currently occupied by a mid-century modern church. Mission Housing Development Corporation is the project sponsor.
New plans have been published alongside a project review meeting request for the adaptive reuse of the 102-year-old Alexandria Theater at 5400 Geary Boulevard in the Richmond District of San Francisco. The eight-story proposal looks to expand the long-closed theater to produce 83 units with ground-floor retail. TimeSpace Group is responsible for the application.
