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

[slock]

Thanks for all the stats minesweeper. Very impressive growth.

In today's Business Journal, there was an ad for the Kilroy Flower Mart project with a rendering and website.





http://www.newsfflowermart.com/

[tech12]

Originally Posted by slock

Thanks for all the stats minesweeper. Very impressive growth.

In today's Business Journal, there was an ad for the Kilroy Flower Mart project with a rendering and website.





http://www.newsfflowermart.com/

I like it! Whatever happened to the idiots threatening a lawsuit or ballot measure or whatever over this project? Wasn't Art Agnos one of them?

[Jerry of San Fran]

Slock - thanks for the links & photos of the Kilroy Flower Mart ad in the Business Journal, quite a nice build if it happens as proposed. But there is still those (read as politicians from the old guard) who have objections to the project.

[viewguysf]

Originally Posted by AndrewK

What happened to the top floor of 1601 Larkin?
http://www.ibadesign.com/#!1601-larkin/c1nbj

Here it is Andrew! I deliberately left the profusion of wires in too since we've discussed them several times.

[IMG]Larkin & Clay by viewguysf, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]Larkin & Clay by viewguysf, on Flickr[/IMG]

[viewguysf]

I like Olume better than most people seem to here; it's definitely more interesting than the Panoramic, one block east at Mission and Ninth.

[IMG]Mission & 10th by viewguysf, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]Mission & 10th by viewguysf, on Flickr[/IMG]

1400 Mission is a really nice BMR project!

[IMG]Mission & 10th by viewguysf, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]Mission & 10th by viewguysf, on Flickr[/IMG]

1390 Mission Low Income Family Housing is not a great building, yet it contributes to making this intersection finally feel like a neighborhood. Once something is built on the southeast corner empty lot, it will be complete.

[IMG]Mission & 10th by viewguysf, on Flickr[/IMG]

Tenth from Mission to Market and beyond to Polk Street is all remarkably different than it was not so long ago. Jerry's Fox Plaza has become part of a revitalized 'hood for sure.

[IMG]Mission & 10th by viewguysf, on Flickr[/IMG]

[Jerry of San Fran]

viewguysf - Olume is alright. I would like to have seem a slightly different shade of color and more contrast. Do notice the astonishing 4 light fixtures in the apartments. I have never seen anything like that before in an apartment.

The family housing at 10th & Mission Streets (I think it is Catholic Church Mercy housing) will never win my approval. It reminds me of a concrete fortress. The mass is much too bulky to my taste.

[david_h]

Was on one of those seaplane tours this weekend and took some photos that include new construction…

[boyinthecity]

Thanks for posting. Nice angle and view. Personally, for cityscape shots, I appreciated overcast days. With some tweaks, those seaplane pictures are keepers...you should frame them.



source: david_h

[timbad]

Moscone redo...

[timbad]

Fulton and Gough in Hayes Valley has been uncovered...







not sure how significant this is, but the lot one over from Fourth, between Brannan and Bluxome Alley, has been partially fenced off. could be this. here's the Brannan side



and Bluxome



and the view through the back fence



speaking of Bluxome, the little project toward the western end is about wrapped up



in Dogpatch, Indiana St at 18th is getting taller...



and down the street at 20th:

[timbad]

Originally Posted by slock

Thanks for all the stats minesweeper. Very impressive growth.

In today's Business Journal, there was an ad for the Kilroy Flower Mart project with a rendering and website. ...

http://www.newsfflowermart.com/

please build that. this is the current view of the west side of Fifth looking toward Brannan

[timbad]

couple more looks at the 'back' of Solaire, on Clementina Alley, as it comes into focus





and along the 'front', we have *two* rows of trees lining the Folsom sidewalk

[timbad]

since this project in the Bayview was starting to get close to finishing, I thought I would get a closer look than my usual one from the passing Caltrain:



this is on Carroll, just off of the west side of Third St





in this shot you can see that a rail spur off the Caltrain line has been retained in the middle of Carroll:



across the street, on the north side of Carroll, it looks like they've created space for a community garden

[timbad]

Originally Posted by timbad

since this project in the Bayview was starting to get close to finishing, I thought I would get a closer look than my usual one from the passing Caltrain...

to follow up, here is a look at this project and its neighbor to the east (on the left), 5800 Third St.



and that project (5800), although somewhat plain itself, includes a quite pleasant pedestrian experience on Third...



and which, despite its pleasantness, has failed in its retail component, at least for now. this is where the first supermarket in the Bayview had been located, but as far as I could see when I walked by, all storefronts here were now empty. part of this might be location - this is a bit south from the main heart of Bayview's retail corridor.

[timbad]

the skyline as seen from Bernal Heights

[robertjhajek]

Originally Posted by timbad

the skyline as seen from Bernal Heights

Fillmore almost looks like a park extending out with all of those trees!

[fflint]

That is Folsom Street.

Great pic!

[SFTransplant]

I wish every street in SF had greenery like that...

[mousquet]

Greenery may well be the finest thing on Earth, it's been in abundance by nature and we'll save it all anyhow. We'll behead anyone to threaten it.

So I'm actually more concerned about materials created by man and their efficiency. The posts right above ain't bad at all, eh...

[cmak]

Originally Posted by robertjhajek

Fillmore almost looks like a park extending out with all of those trees!

you mean Folsom but yeah, looks nice