Revised permits have been filed for a modest apartment project at 520 31st Street in Pill Hill, Oakland. The application follows up on the five-year-old plans while adding an additional unit. Emeryville-based Gunkel Architecture is responsible for the design.
New permits have been filed with a planset for 2257 and 2259 Bush Street in Lower Pacific Heights, San Francisco. The project will expand a Victorian home to bring seven units to the narrow parcel close to Geary Boulevard and Japantown. Francisco Mato 0f Architects SF is responsible for the architecture and application.
New permits have been filed seeking the approval of a residential project proposed for development at 707 Commons Drive in Campus Commons, Sacramento. The project proposal includes the construction of 25 townhome-style apartments. The project proposes to replace a two-story commercial building. Bardis & Miry Development is the project applicant. BSB Design is the project architect. Peabody Engineering is consulting on civil engineering.
The Environmental Impact Report has been published for 131 Terminal Court, an eye-catching research office proposal in South San Francisco, San Mateo County. The documents are a significant milestone for the project, which aims to create 1.7 million square feet of R&D space west of 101 and close to Tanforan Mall. Steelwave is the project developer.
Zoning permits have been filed for the corner lot at 1899 Oxford Street in North Berkeley, Alameda County. The proposal aims to replace a surface parking lot and eight rent-controlled homes with over two hundred units, a significant increase from the last application by Trachtenberg Architects. Berkland Foundation is listed as the property owner.
