New planning permits have been filed to demolish a single-story commercial structure at 51 Notre Dame Avenue in Downtown San Jose. The application is filed in the wake of Acquity Realty’s proposed 21-story mixed-use tower for the same lot. The demolition application was filed by the Livermore-based civil engineering firm Kier + Wright.
San Francisco Planning Commission will be reviewing a request for continuance of a proposed project at 1525 Pine Street in Nob Hill, San Francisco. The proposal includes the construction of a new eight-story mixed-use commercial and residential building. The project proposes to demolish an existing single-story commercial space occupied by a restaurant. Kerman Morris Architects LLP is managing the design concepts and construction. Nicholas Pigott is responsible for the project as property owner, operating through 1525 Pine Street Dev LLC.
Development permits have been submitted seeking the approval of constructing four single-family houses on project lots at 1230-1240 Twin Peaks Boulevard in Midtown Terrace, San Francisco. Permits have been filed separately for four houses. The project proposes to erect four Type V-A four-story residence with one basement. Three of the houses will have ADU units.
Kotas Pantaleoni Architects is managing the planning, design concept and construction of the project. Twin Peaks Boulevard is the applicant and property owner.
Oakland-based oWow Design filed for development permits seeking the approval of constructing a new eight-story residential building at 3403 Piedmont Avenue in Oakland. The project proposes the demolition of a small office building and the construction of 76 units. Named Sawmill Residences, the project will offer onsite affordable units and Density Bonus provisions. oWow Design LLC is managing the design concepts and construction. 3400 Broadway LLC is listed as the property owner and developer.
New building permits have been filed for a three-story single-family house at 64 Santa Rita Avenue, located in Forest Hill, just east of the Sunset District in San Francisco. The development will maintain the neighborhood’s sprawling low density. William Duff Architects is responsible for the design.
