Renderings have been revealed for a new single-family dwelling at 1 Castenada Avenue in Forest Hill, San Francisco. The project is being designed by Strachan Forgan, principal architect for the San Francisco offices of Solomon Cordwell Buenz.
A new rendering has been revealed along with an application for a project review meeting of 4199 Mission Street, a six-story residential building in Excelsior, San Francisco. Thirty-nine units are proposed, including affordable housing. Ronald Mallia of RJM Properties is responsible for the development, operating through 4199 Mission Street LLC.
New illustrations have been published with revised plans for an additional home at 1651 Treat Avenue in Bernal Heights, San Francisco. The detached structure would be built on an undeveloped portion of the parcel facing Ripley Street. San Francisco-based Ross Levy of Levy Art and Architecture is listed as the property owner and managing the design.
One Sansome Street ranks as the 22nd tallest skyscraper in the Bay Area, planned or built. With a rooftop height 551 feet above street level, the structure is host to over half a million square feet of office space available in the Financial District since it opened in 1984. William L. Pereira & Associates, best remembered for designing the Transamerica Pyramid, was the architecture firm behind One Sansome.
The environmental review documents have been published with good news for the construction of a research facility at 1111 Pennsylvania Street by the southern edge of Potrero Hill, San Francisco. The review declared that the project would not have a significant effect on the environment. The four-story structure would replace a surface parking lot currently occupied by portable shipping containers. Buddha Properties is listed as the property owner.