Plans to expand and convert an industrial building have been proposed at 620 3rd Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The project proposal includes the development of vertical addition to the existing building. Heller Manus is responsible for the design concepts.
Curtainwall installation has finished for 751 Gateway Boulevard, one of a few R&D offices rising in South San Francisco’s East Side neighborhood. The project has replaced a surface parking lot while expanding the existing Gateway Campus opened by the co-owners Alexandria Real Estate Equities and Boston Properties.
The South San Francisco City Council has unanimously voted to approve Southline Specific Plan, a dense 28.5-acre campus across from San Bruno BART Station in San Mateo County. The project approval marks a significant step toward construction. Lane Partners is sponsoring the development.
Updated renderings have been published for the residential infill proposal at 67-69 Belcher Street in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood. The plans call for 31 units with architecture by one of the city’s most prominent firms, Stanley Saitowitz | Natoma Architects. The new illustrations show an augmentation from the previous iterations, most notably with a perforated aluminum parapet. Along the exterior, the aluminum window frames are to be colored white to match the brick veneer instead of black. Finally, the base level will now include two exposed concrete pillars instead of one.
Development permits have been filed seeking the approval of a residential project proposed at 347-349 10th Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The project proposal includes the development of a condominium building offering three units. The exisiting residences, a two-unit building, is listed as Class A historic resource. It rises two stories over basement. DNM Architecture is responsible for the designs.