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Rick Holliday and neighbor Marcel Diallo as pictured in San Francisco Magazine.
The main entry gate to the Pacific Cannery Lofts.
Located at the edge of the emerging Central Station neighborhood of West Oakland, Pacific Cannery Lofts is an adaptive re-use of a historic 1919 cannery as a diverse collection of studios, flats and loft townhouses around three open-air courts.
The west elevation of the old cannery with the loading dock renovated into porches, faces a new street.
"The Grove" is a pedestrian way faced by work/live lofts in the original warehouse and new work/live townhouses to the east. It links Pine Street to the new Central Station neighborhood. The metal awning at left is historic fabric salvaged from the original cannery.
The east facing elevation. Pine Street to the left, and the elevation of "The Grove" to the right.
Perforated steel railing.
One of the building's three courtyards.
"Couches" by Jeffrey Milller in the "living room" courtyard.
Building section showing the three courtyards.
Every unit has a unique configuration. Image: Holliday Development.
Loft interior. Image: Holliday Development.
Loft by night. Image: Holliday Development.
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