Formal plans have been filed for the backyard apartments at 241 Dolores Street in the Mission Dolores neighborhood of San Francisco. The proposal is looking to more than double the site’s residential capacity. Knock Architecture & Design is the architect and applicant.
Permits have been filed for an expansion of a single-family house at 871 De Haro Street in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill neighborhood. The development will expand an over-century-old house with a modern design by a Brooklyn-based architecture firm. Zach Proto is listed as the property owner, filing through Zach 871 LLC.
Plans have been revealed for a potential residential infill at 62-74 Laidley Street in San Francisco’s Fairmount Heights neighborhood. The proposal aims to build two new homes on the hillside property, including one accessory dwelling unit. Reuben Law is responsible for the application, on behalf of the property owner.
Plans have been revealed for a multi-family infill at 398 Day Street in Noe Valley, San Francisco. The initial documents plan to double the site’s residential capacity, replacing a 1938-built single-story duplex with four apartments. ADU Collective is responsible for the application and architecture, working for the property owner.
Modified plans have been filed for The Village, a planned six-story community center at 80 Julian Avenue in San Francisco’s Mission District. The latest application shows that the developer has taken advice from the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development to increase the on-site affordable housing. The Friendship House Association of American Indians is listed as the property owner, working with Equity Community Builders.
