A temporary shelter has been proposed at 1015 Geary Street in Civic Center in San Francisco. The proposed program would provide low-barrier, non-congregate shelter for adults experiencing challenges with housing.
Prospective tenants now have the chance to apply to live at the affordable housing complex at 240 Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco’s Civic Center. Construction topped out earlier this year for the eight-story building, named The Kelsey Civic Center, with move-ins expected early next year. Applications will be accepted until October 16th.
Construction has topped out, with exterior work underway at 240 Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco’s Civic Center. The development, known as The Kelsey Civic Center, is a uniquely designed apartment intended to create a vibrant community directly across from City Hall. It is a joint venture between Mercy Housing and The Kelsey.
The San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission is scheduled to review plans tomorrow afternoon for the redevelopment of the San Francisco Symphony Hall at 201 Van Ness Avenue in the Civic Center. The meeting will review plans by Mark Cavagnero Associates to replace most of the facade with curtain-wall glass and expand the building footprint.
Modified plans have been filed for more housing and an updated design of One Oak, a 40-story residential skyscraper in San Francisco’s Hub neighborhood. The latest application calls to add over five hundred homes to the centrally located site at 1500-1540 Market Street, a 12% increase from the prior iteration. Emerald Fund and Washington Capital are jointly responsible for the project.
