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18th + Arkansas/g2 Lofts Stepping down the side of Potrero Hill, 18th + Arkansas mixes it up with market-rate flats, affordable units, artist studios and an on-site performance space. |
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Armstrong Place 2012 ULI GLOBAL AWARD OF EXCELLENCE WINNER
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Bell Mews Ten cedar-shingled townhomes encircle a semiprivate courtyard, creating a tiny idyllic neighborhood for first-time home buyers in San Francisco. |
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Blue Star Corner Blue Star Corner's New Urban Homes are the latest evolution in modern design, comfort, and urban access. |
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Candlestick View
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Crescent Cove Affordable apartments and townhouses in Mission Bay, tucked into the curve of the CalTrain tracks.
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Fillmore Park Situated in San Francisco's Western Addition neighborhood, this affordable ownership housing project delivers a high-design open-plan community. |
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Holloway Terrace High density with a low profile: These affordable units fit seamlessly into the surrounding neighborhood. |
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Ironhorse Lofts Lofts designed on a three-story townhouse platform make for dynamic living spaces characterized by energy and flexibility. |
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Linden Court High-density housing in tune with the neighborhood: The local community informed the design throughout, and entrances, porches, and courtyards connect the project with the surrounding streets. |
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Magnolia Row A hybrid of urban loft and residential townhouse provides housing in West Oakland. |
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Meadow Court A mix of senior apartments and townhouses designed for young families creates a diverse community in San Mateo. |
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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 cannery as a diverse collection of studios, flats and loft townhouses around three towering open-air courts. |
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Tassafaronga Village Bridging an industrial-residential border, this new Oakland village features a wide range of LEED Platinum housing and repairs the deteriorated street grid.
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West End Commons Townhouses with different degrees of dedicated work space are served by an array of "slow alleys", private lanes modeled on Europe's pedestrian zones.
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