 |
Parker Place This transit-oriented, two-phase green housing development brings active retail, market-rate homes, and affordable accessible dwellings to a relatively underused central Berkeley block. |
 |
Tassafaronga Village Bridging industrial and residential areas of Oakland, this complex village mixes multiple housing types and connects isolated community resources to new and existing homes via walkways and traffic-calmed roads. This project achieved Northern California's first LEED ND Certified Gold Plan and is on track for LEED for Homes Platinum.
|
 |
Pacific Cannery Lofts Located at the edge of the emerging Central Station neighborhood of West Oakland, Pacific Cannery Lofts is an adaptive reuse of a historic 1904 cannery as a diverse collection of studios, flats and loft townhouses around three towering open-air courts. |
 |
SHIFT David Baker's home and studio: upstairs modest quarters flank a sun-filled great room that extends onto a glass deck; downstairs houses a private apartment and an art space that opens to the street. |
 |
Emeryville Warehouse Lofts Part reclaimed fruit-drying warehouse, part new construction, Emeryville Warehouse Lofts are lined at street level by a pedestrian colonnade with retail spaces and topped by a series of two-level townhouses. |
 |
Marquee Lofts Just north of City Hall and the San Francisco Opera House, 53 residential lofts are located on the 4th through 8th floors of the building. |
 |
Clock Tower Lofts A thoughtful modern reevaluation brings this 1907 landmark into the 21st Century. Home of the DB+P office. |
 |
355 Bryant Lofts A conversion of a historic warehouse into a use not even imaginable by its original builders: lofts for the live+work postindustrial lifestyle. |
 |
San Francisco Bar Pilots The renovation of a cargo pier into the headquarters for the S.F. Bar Pilots, who guide the ships through the Golden Gate. |
 |
601 Fourth Street Lofts A former wine warehouse finessed into 85 live-work loft spaces, with seismic and aesthetic upgrades that just take the edge off the industrial space.
|