Last week, Michael Shvo showed up to his newly reopened skyscraper to unveil the contents of the once-forgotten time capsule for the Transamerica Pyramid. The memorabilia from the 51-year-old container is now on display inside the Transamerica Annex, revealing a snapshot in San Francisco’s local culture and history related to the controversial addition to the skyline. The gallery is open to the public with access from Washington Street.
Preliminary plans have been filed for a new residential infill project at 668 Guerrero Street in San Francisco’s Mission District. The proposal will include 11 for-ownership units and an accessory dwelling unit. Paul Kraaijvanger of Real Equity Group One is listed as the property owner.
Preliminary plans have been filed for a new nine-story apartment complex at 1025 Howard Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The project is looking to replace an abandoned one-story commercial space with over a hundred units. Developer David O’Keeffe is listed as the property owner, operating through Cogac LLC.
Preliminary plans have been filed to convert the former Consulate General of India into housing at 540 Arguello Boulevard in the Lone Mountain neighborhood of San Francisco. The proposal would provide three units from the three-story commercial infill. Iyer & Associates Architects is responsible for the application.
The San Francisco Planning Department has published a notice of an application for new construction at 344 14th Street in the city’s Mission District. The filing looks to replace a surface parking lot across from the Armory with an 11-story apartment complex. MX3 Ventures is the project applicant, filing through MM Stevenson LLC.
