Updated illustrations have been published for the eight-story Flatiron-style apartment complex at 3230 24th Street in San Francisco’s Mission District. The new design comes as the formal planning applications were submitted to the city. Wong Logan Architects is responsible for the application and design.
Demolition permits have been filed for a vacant single-story church at 263 Lee Avenue in Ingleside, San Francisco. Plans to replace the structure with a three-unit apartment complex were approved last May. Shahin Saneinejad is the property owner responsible for the application.
The newly published historic review evaluation has determined that 536 Mission Street is eligible for historic designation as an example of Late Modernist and Brutalist architecture. The structure was built in 1979 for Golden Gate University in SoMa, San Francisco. The evaluation was published ahead of plans to replace the GGU campus with the city’s fifth- or sixth-tallest skyscraper.
The Danville Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tonight for the four-story apartment complex at 101-119 Town & Country Drive in the Town & Country shopping center in Danville, Contra Costa County. The project is looking to replace a commercial retail building with two hundred residential units. Blake Griggs Properties is responsible for the application.
The San Mateo Planning Commission has approved plans for a sprawling project, dubbed Bayshore Commons, at 1650-1720 South Amphlett Boulevard. The plans look to replace a seven-building office campus with 256 units, split between townhomes and single-family homes. Andy Beck, Vice President of development at Link Logistics, a Texas-based real estate firm, is listed as the project application filing through B9 Sequoia Bayshore Owner LP.
