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

[Charmy2]

Originally Posted by gillynova

I feel like the only main thing that's going on in SF is Treasure Island... a bit disappointing but at least it's something.

I was going through the thread a bit and I really wish the Cube building was actually being built. That would be VERY iconic for the whole Bay

I saw Treasure Island a few days ago and it looks like the facade on the residential tower there is done. Also to be fair, Mission Rock is still under construction!

[OneRinconHill]

Originally Posted by SFView

This one, 45 Third Street has been laying low for awhile too:

How tall would it be?

[38 Geary]

Yeah, SF has a lot of nice towers in the pipeline. They just need to get built :/

There's also 10 South Van Ness, at 55 floors and 610 ft.



https://sfyimby.com/2023/01/planning-com...for-10-south-van-ness-san-francisco.html

[38 Geary]

Originally Posted by OneRinconHill

How tall would it be?

52 floors, 600 ft.

[SFView]

^Ah ha! You beat me to it! Now we're even for the 524 Howard posts!

[38 Geary]

Here's a nice recent shot of the skyline by @jmisterjayphotography


https://www.instagram.com/p/C0J1NTnrRPn/

[twinpeaks]

Originally Posted by homebucket

52 floors, 600 ft.

I wonder if these existing high-rise proposals in downtown will get redesign to be taller with more units to take advantage of the new state laws AB2011 and density bonuses.

[SFView]

^Parcel F with 750 feet height zoning, and clear for a new proposal? I'm not sure what can be done with the foundations already in place for the original Oceanwide Center. Whatever is someday built should probably use the same architect. Any redesign, if any should probably also stay as close to original to be economical. The designs we see recently above should also remain as is, unless the project is cancelled before construction, or new economic and political needs outweigh the cost of redesign and review. Basically, time will tell...

[Zapatan]

This one, 45 Third Street has been laying low for awhile too:

I love this one! When was this proposed / is it dead?

[SFView]

^The thread for 45 - 53 Third Street is here:

https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/showthread.php?t=243652

It looks like from the post dates, we first knew about this in 2020. We haven't heard any news since February 2021 during the Pandemic.

[Charmy2]

Yikes...that's not what you wanna hear.

[Jerry of San Fran]

1401 Folsom & 10th Street - SF YIMBY has renderings of a 9 story building. SF YIMBY says "The city’s Planning Department has proposed an interdepartmental meeting with the Department of Building Inspection, Public Works, and the Fire Department. The project will replace a surface parking lot with 94 new homes..."
The photo taken from my apartment shows, with the green lines (not to scale!) where the building will be located. Should there be a separate thread for this one now?
If built the future tenants need to know about the Folsom Street fair. Might be a good idea to to take a trip out of town for that annual event :------>))

Here is the link to SFYIMBY:
https://sfyimby.com/2023/12/review-meeting-for-1401-folsom-street-san-francisco.html


1401 Folsom 9 Story Development, San Francisco

[AndrewK]

According to an article in today’s Chronicle, demo for this project has begun (and has uncovered an early-20th century Chevrolet dealership mural: https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/old-mural-mission-district-18535614.php)

Originally Posted by homebucket

Nice, affordable neighborhood infill here in a transit rich area.

The specs (two buildings):
- 74 ft, 7 floors and 64 ft, 6 floors
- 272 units (all of which are affordable)
- Parking for 4 cars and 177 bicycles



https://sfyimby.com/2023/03/plans-for-af...place-surface-parking-san-francisco.html

[gillynova]

Originally Posted by Charmy2

Also to be fair, Mission Rock is still under construction!

Ah yeah, that's true. At least it's something. I guess we were really spoiled in the 2010s, even with the tease of Oceanwide

[BlueDot]

Just visited some family in San Francisco this past weekend. The city itself is an architectural wonder; but I was surprised at how quiet downtown was since my last visit in 2017. Beautiful city nonetheless.

[38 Geary]

Originally Posted by BlueDot

Just visited some family in San Francisco this past weekend. The city itself is an architectural wonder; but I was surprised at how quiet downtown was since my last visit in 2017. Beautiful city nonetheless.

That's mostly due to remote work, which has decreased pedestrian activity and commuting in and around the FiDi significantly. Unfortunately, the employment trends are not something I see changing dramatically anytime soon, so I expect SF to take some measures to try to re-design its downtown core. The adjacent mixed used neighborhoods are still quite busy/vibrant.

[38 Geary]

Some interesting infill being planned for the southern part of SF. Not a particularly attractive building (hopefully the design gets refined as the process moves forward), but hope this spurs more high density residential construction in the neighborhoods south of 280, as well as around T Third.

The specs for 2011 Bayshore Blvd:
- 7 floors, 63 ft
- 110 units (81 2BR, 29 3BR)
- All of the units will be affordable
- 2,300 sq ft for a childcare facility
- Parking for 15 cars and 60 bicycles

The site:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/fWXK3up4aTm24Y177

Preliminary Application For Apartments By Bayview Park, San Francisco



BY: ANDREW NELSON 5:30 AM ON DECEMBER 8, 2023

Preliminary plans have been submitted for a new seven-story apartment complex at 2011 Bayshore Boulevard in Little Hollywood, San Francisco. The development would bring over a hundred homes overlooking I-101 by Bayview Park. Mirka Investments and Mission Neighborhood Centers are jointly responsible for the development.

Gelfand Partners Architects is responsible for the design. Illustrations show a plain apartment block wrapped with metal panels and horizontal lap siding. The white, grey, and teal color palette visually articulates the block.

...

The one-acre parcel is at the corner of Bayshore Boulevard and Hester Avenue. Residents will be eight minutes away from light rail and roughly 15 minutes from the Bayshore Caltrain station.

Public records show the property last sold in 2004 for $7.2 million.

https://sfyimby.com/2023/12/preliminary-...ments-by-bayview-park-san-francisco.html

[38 Geary]

And the renderings:









https://sfyimby.com/2023/12/preliminary-...ments-by-bayview-park-san-francisco.html

[obemearg]

730 Stanyan St. is up above ground level:

[38 Geary]

^ Nice update. Glad to see this one humming along. Hopefully it paves the way for more projects like that in that part of town in the future.