Formal permits have been filed for the 67-story skyscraper at 10 South Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco. This application shows a remarkable increase of over a hundred apartments compared with the preliminary permits filed last October, with a rooftop height adjustment that would make it the fourth-tallest building in the city. Florida-based Crescent Heights is the project developer.
New renderings have been shared for Bay FC’s proposed soccer training facility on Treasure Island. The new fields and central structure will take shape in the island’s center, with views of San Francisco’s skyline across the water for the National Women’s Soccer League team. Seattle-based architecture firm Olson Kundig is responsible for the design.
Preliminary plans have been submitted to rebuild the home at 3456 Washington Street in San Francisco’s Presidio Heights. The property owner is listed as a trust for the Gap Inc. co-founder and local billionaire Doris F. Fisher. The plans would create a three-story mansion with a small ground-level ADU.
Project permits have been filed to rebuild the fire-damaged warehouse at 69 Bluxome Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The over century-old warehouse was red-tagged after a fire burnt down the facility and former offices of the Local Brewing Company in 2022. The latest plans aim to reconstruct the commercial space alongside a new rooftop apartment.
Proposal to bring a new mixed-use building into fruition is making progress for a parcel located at 1326 Powell Street in San Francisco. The project proposal calls for replacing a two-story structure with an eight-story mixed-use project between Broadway and Pacific Avenue in Chinatown, by the neighborhood’s northern edge. Cafe-owner Mahmoud Larizadeh is the property owner and the project developer. AXIS/GFA Architecture + Design is responsible for the design.
