The San Francisco Planning Commission is expected to approve HOME-SF authorization for a six-story mixed-use building with some affordable housing at 2800 Geary Boulevard in San Francisco’s Presidio Heights planning neighborhood. The San Franciso-based Shamrock Real Estate Co. is the project owner.
A Preliminary Project Assessment application has been submitted seeking the approval of two residential buildings at 1970 Ocean Avenue in Mount Davidson Manor, San Francisco. The project proposal includes the construction of the residential buildings and renovation and restoration of a theater that is landmarked as a historical site. An Art Deco piece, the El Rey Theater was designed in 1931 by JR Miller and Timothy Pflueger. The project has received an HRE report from Page & Turnbull.
Goldman Architects is managing the design concept and construction.
Contractors have nearly finished installing the facade for a new affordable housing project at 2904 Corvin Drive, located in the Lawrence Station Area Plan in Santa Clara. The five-story building will yield 77,430 square feet of residential space with 143 affordable micro-units designed for single occupancy. Mayers Architecture is the design architect, with Lowney Architecture servicing as the architect of record.
Major Design Review of floor plans and elevation of previously approved Conditional Use Permit for 2715 Adeline Street in West Oakland is under process. The project proposal includes the demolition of an industrial structure and the construction of new commercial development with work-live units. The developer plans to retain the brick facade of the existing structure, the Coast Sausage Company.
Recent photographs show significant progress has been made in phase one of the waterfront Brooklyn Basin development in Oakland since the last site visit by SFYIMBY. Groundbreaking has occurred for 845 Embarcadero, wood is rising for Parcel A, and a platform for future pedestrian space by Parcel J is taking shape. Oakland-based Signature Development Group is developing the project, with joint financing from Signature, China-based Zarsion Holdings Group, and Reynolds & Brown.
