Zoning permits have been filed for a new residential project at 2317 Channing Way, Berkeley. The project will replace an existing low-rise medical building with surface parking. In its place, the infill project hopes to add a four-story structure with basement, providing seventeen units to the high-traffic neighborhood.
Construction on the affordable senior-housing project called Jordan Court has broken ground at 1601 Oxford Street, North Berkeley. The site sits between Cedar Street and Virginia Street. Just a short walk from Berkeley’s downtown, the site has access to one of the region’s large employment centers. Connections to other large hubs are also easily accessible via BART, as Downtown Berkeley Station is a short distance away.
The Larkspur Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tonight for the new library at 10 Rose Lane in Larkspur, Marin County. The proposed civic building will replace a vacant 2.4-acre parcel fairly close to the city center. Berkeley-based studio Noll & Tam Architects is responsible for the design.
Construction is underway for a five-story complex to bring housing and a health center to 3050 International Boulevard in Fruitvale, Oakland. The development is poised to bring new affordable housing and the Native American Health Center to a former surface parking lot. Berkeley-based Satellite Affordable Housing Associates is the developer, with Nibbi as the general contractor.
Detailed plans have been revealed for an eight-story residential infill at 400 Divisadero Street in the Lower Haight neighborhood of San Francisco. The vacant property is expected to add over two hundred apartments and retail near Alamo Square and the Panhandle. 4Terra Investments is the project sponsor.