SAN FRANCISCO | Projects: Under Construction, Approved, and Proposed

[timpdx]

Originally Posted by Jerry of San Fran

950-974 Market - as much as I try to I can't digest this one at all. Too many sharp angles and much too white for my taste.

You kidding? Gawd I would kill for quality like that in downtown LA. In fact, may is suggest swapping your developer with our favorite, Geoffrey Palmer. He can indulge the SF skyline with fantasy Tuscan fortresses, complete with street-level brick sloped walls. I suggest you send your developer our way, and then we can send our best your way.

Hurry, this Palmer offer only lasts until midnight October 15. If you don't respond to this offer, you will miss out on your own stucco turret feature* on your Market Street Italian reproduction villa.




*turret feature limited to stock on hand, valid only until Oct. 15, 2015. Turret feature stands only 14' tall if and only if you choose our Siena corner suite. Call 1-800-LUV-STUCCO for more details.

[peanut gallery]

^Well, we all have different tastes. But, man, I googled that guy and that's some hideous stuff. Please don't send him up here. Maybe overseas somewhere (though that wouldn't be good for foreign relations).

[timbad]

few things from Dogpatch... first, not too much to see yet at Third and 23rd St. here viewed from the 'back', looking at the SW corner



and, it looks like demolition for this 323-unit project is underway on Indiana. looking north



this backs right up on the freeway - the retaining wall is visible through the building's shell:



looking back south with some neighborhood context



and of course this is just down the street from this project, which is just coming up out of the ground:

[timbad]

update from the eastern SOMA area goings-on...

the hotel across from the ballpark on King



72 Townsend. to me, the Colin P Kelly alley side (here) is its best, with the balconies providing nice texture.



future Splunk on Brannan. not too much to see yet



DropBox down the street on Brannan



the Stanford Alley side

[timbad]

I didnt realize work on Moscone Center had already started

[timbad]

this is the one on Gough and... I forget. but it's getting its skin



Gough and Fulton



NE corner of Hayes and Laguna, just starting



and one from Upper Market, intersection with Sanchez (and about eight other streets it feels like). where on earth are people gonna get their Xmas trees now?

[peanut gallery]

Thanks for all the updates, timbad. It's amazing how few visible reminders are left from the Central Freeway in Hayes Valley. That scar has almost completely disappeared.

[viewguysf]

Not bad, but I was fairly underwhelmed by it. NEMA, on the other hand, is already showing its age from cheap materials, particularly on the taller tower. I retract anything good that I had to say about it in the past!

[IMG]101 Polk, at Hayes in Civic Center by viewguysf, on Flickr[/IMG]

[fflint]

101 Polk is serviceable, nothing flashy but not trashy either. It doesn't stand out among other buildings, and it is no insult to say that's a good thing.

[Jerry of San Fran]

view guy - welcome back from the dark side. I got a good chuckle from your post about NEMA.

view guy, fflint, It is a good thing that 101 Polk is not fussy & has dignity as it is seen from the Civic Center & is a good neighbor to the greys there.

[mt_climber13]

Originally Posted by 1977

^^^ Great to see!

Also, speaking of mid-Market, Hoodline reports on 950-974 Market complete with some new renderings and a website: http://950-974market.com/


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Looks like a great addition to me.

Now that's style. A+

[viewguysf]

Originally Posted by wakamesalad

Now that's style. A+

I like it too, hoping it will actually be that good, that white, and built with quality non-porous materials that age well.

[pseudolus]

Originally Posted by wakamesalad

Now that's style. A+

They should've worked Don Draper into the renders.

[Jerry of San Fran]

Initial image of what the building might look like. Interesting.

Socket Site claims that the Coca Cola art Deco tower will be incorporated into the complex. I find that surprising. I presumed it would be torn down.

The corner of Mission & So. Van Ness is a horrendous traffic mess during the day. I wonder how the tenants will deal with it.

1500 Mission Street

Image from Related California: http://www.relatedcalifornia.com/ourcompany/properties/203/goodwill/

[peanut gallery]

Hi Jerry, we have a thread for that one here. And slock scooped SocketSite by a full month with that rendering!

[a very long weekend]

yeah, i think the socketsite guy probably got it from ssp here.

[toxteth o'grady]

That looks nice. And fairly tall. How many floors?

[peanut gallery]

It's supposed to be about 40 floors (I've seen both 40 and 39 quoted).

[DIESELPOLO]

Originally Posted by fflint

101 Polk is serviceable, nothing flashy but not trashy either. It doesn't stand out among other buildings, and it is no insult to say that's a good thing.

Agreed. I'd call it a sturdy, handsome building. Perfectly fine.

[Jerry of San Fran]

When 101 Polk was built it hid about 75% of the mural on the Academy of Art building (the former Automobile Association). I'm happy to see at least part of it has survived! The Academy knew a high rise was coming but painted the mural there anyway.

101 Polk/Academy of Art Mural