New renderings and updated plans have been filed for a two-unit residential infill at 1047-49 Clayton Street in Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco. The application is the fourth structure to arise for the sloped streetscape by the same architecture firm, each proposal offering a variation of a modern aesthetic. Ty Bash is the property owner.
Construction work has topped out with facade installation well under-way for Genesis Marina, a life sciences campus in Brisbane, San Mateo County. The project will create over half a million square feet of rentable floor area for the region’s ever-growing biotech industry. Architecture is by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
A recent Downtown Large Project Authorization application has revived the proposed residential infill at 430 Main Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The plans would extend from Main Street to 429 Beale Street, creating a nine-story residential complex with 144 homes. Tidewater Capital is the sponsor, with Solomon Cordwell Buenz responsible for the architecture.
Plans have been filed for the redevelopment of Plaza East, a 3.6-acre public housing project in San Francisco’s Western Addition. The proposal includes replacement housing for the existing 193 apartments as part of the 755-unit master vision. Strada Investment Group, McCormack Baron Salazar, and Without Walls are jointly responsible for the development.
Development permits have been approved for 10500 International Boulevard, a five-story affordable housing project by the southern border of Oakland, Alameda County. The project, named Hestia, will create 210 affordable homes and is the final phase of a three-phase development by AMG & Associates.
