Mixed Use

828 Stockton Street Elevation

Elevations Revealed For 828 Stockton Street, Chinatown, San Francisco

Renderings have been revealed for a new residential project proposed at 828 Stockton Street in Chinatown, San Francisco. The project proposal includes the development of a six-story mixed-use building offering residential and retail spaces. Plans call for the demolition of the existing single-story commercial structure on the site. Hoy Sun Ning Yung Benevolent Association is the project developer. D-Scheme Studio is responsible for the design concepts.

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2455 Broadway, rendering by BAR Architects

Construction Finishes for Kissel Uptown at 2455 Broadway, Oakland

Construction has wrapped up on the new mixed-use building at 2455 Broadway in Uptown Oakland. The project has created 72 new apartments and a 168-guestroom hotel managed by Hyatt. The residential portion is dubbed the Monograph at Kissel, with the hotel, run by Hyatt, named Kissel Uptown Oakland. BAR Architects is responsible for the design, which integrates a historic structure into the new art-deco project.

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2449 Dwight Way View

Permits Filed For Renovation At 2449 Dwight Way In Telegraph Hill, Berkeley

Permits have been filed seeking the approval of renovation of a building at 2449 Dwight Way in Telegraph Hill, Berkeley. The project proposal includes the development of additional four stories of residences into a four-story mixed-use building. The exisiting building was damaged in a fire in 2015 and has been unoccupied since then. Studio KDA is responsible for the design concepts and renovation. Evans Property Co is the property owner.

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2190 Shattuck Avenue, rendering by Trachtenberg Architects

Berkeley’s Potential New Tallest Tower Proposed for 2190 Shattuck Avenue, Downtown Berkeley

PGIM has filed a pre-application permit for a 25-story mixed-use tower at 2190 Shattuck Avenue in Downtown Berkeley. The filing comes as a modification to prior approved 18-story plans by Mill Creek Residential. PGIM hopes to benefit from Senate Bill 330, passed by the State to assist residential proposals. If the application is approved, 2190 Shattuck Avenue could create 326 new homes by BART and the UC Berkeley campus.

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