The proposal to replace the Union 76 gas station at First and Harrison has been officially submitted to Planning, according to
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Most of the building faces the wider, prominent First and Harrison Streets, a zone allowing taller height. The Lansing Street frontage faces the narrow pedestrian/auto “shared street,” with a smaller scale residential focus. The proposed building expresses these two zones with a light glassy 14 story tower element at First Street, and a stepped 5 to 7 story podium fronting Lansing, Harrison and First Streets. The base element employs projecting bay windows, balconies, and private stoops to further scale the building in a manner sympathetic to traditional San Francisco residential architecture.
The building includes a lobby, amenity spaces, a corner cafe at First and Harrison Street, and multiple roof decks with views of downtown San Francisco, the Bay, and Bay Bridge.
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Not bad, but another proposal to under build what is zoned (400'). In this case, that's probably due to the minimum 100' buffer required between towers on Rincon Hill.
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