Potrero 1010

Site Plan. Image: David Baker Architects

Second level plan. Image: David Baker Architects

The Egg from across 16th Street. Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Resident entry, 16th Street. Image: Mariko Reed

The Wedge viewed from Daggett Plaza. Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

View from Egg building across Daggett Plaza. Image: Bruce Damonte

Shared street. Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Kids at play on the Potrero 1010 pentasteps designed by CMG Landscape Architecture. Image: David Baker Architects

The Pet Spa, where residents can wash their dogs, opens onto the park near the dog run. Image: Mariko Reed

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Mariko Reed

Image: Bruce Damonte

Inside the Potrero 1010 flex loft occupied by artist Agnieszka Pilat. See her work at www.agnieszkapilat.com. â €

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

CCA gallery interiors by Jensen Architects. Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Succulent roof by CMG Landscape Architects. Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

The Wedge Building from across 16th Street. Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: Bruce Damonte

Image: David Baker Architects

A single-loaded corridor preserves views for everyone and buffers the apartments, which overlook an internal courtyard, from the noise of the freeway. Image: Mariko Reed

Residential lobby with mailbox area. Image: Mariko Reed

Image: David Baker Architects

Image: Mariko Reed

Community Room, Wedge building. Image: Mariko Reed

Community game room, Egg building. Image: Mariko Reed

Image: Ethan Rohloff Photography

Image: Ethan Rohloff Photography

Image: Ethan Rohloff Photography

Image: Bruce Damonte

Aerial of Potrero 1010 in its urban context, looking towards downtown San Francisco. Image: David Baker Architects

Image: Ethan Rohloff Photography

EQR Potrero in its urban context, looking towards the East Bay. Image: David Baker Architects

Image: Henrik Kam

Corner of 16th and Connecticut streets. Image: David Baker Architects

Our buildings bookend Daggett Park, designed by CMG Landscape Architects.

Aerial view of the Egg Building.

The "Flatiron" building at the corner of 16th and 7th streets. Image: David Baker Architects

"Flatiron" building on 7th Street. Image: David Baker Architects

Hubbell Street mews at park. Image: David Baker Architects

Permeable pavers by CMG Landscape Architects. Image: David Baker Architects

This public pedestrian mews cuts through the large block to break down the urban scale. Image: David Baker Architects

The western elevation is crenelated. Image: David Baker Architects

The PDR (Production Distribution and Repair) space, a 30 foot deep strip of industrially zoned land facing Hubbell Street, is artist studio space for CCA (California College of the Arts). Image: David Baker Architects

Image: David Baker Architects

Image: David Baker Architects

PDR section on Hubbell Street. PDR (Production, Distribution and Repair) refers to the very wide variety of activities which have traditionally occurred in industrially zoned areas. PDR includes arts activities, performance spaces, furniture wholesaling, and design activities. Image: David Baker Architects

2016.05.15 Flex unit now occupied facing the park, part of the active ground level strategy. Image: David Baker Architects

A flex unit with it's unofficial Vespa parking space. Image: David Baker Architects

Entry into the resident puzzle parking lift area of the garage. Image: David Baker Architects

Entry into the resident puzzle parking lift area of the garage. Image: David Baker Architects

Entry into the resident lobby from the garage. Image: Mariko Reed

Mailboxes by Pacassa Studios. Image: Mariko Reed

Living room in an apartment model furnished by DBA. Image: David Baker Architects

Image: David Baker Architects

Image: David Baker Architects

Image: David Baker Architects

The virtual reality "Dollhouse" from the developers website.

An immersive 3D Virtual Reality tour from EQR's website for the projects.

The public art in the park will be three steel silhouette Mission Marsh Bears by Adriane Colburn.

Color diagram showing the skyline sample used to generate the chosen palette. Image: David Baker Architects

View of the project site from Missouri and 18th streets.

A computer simulation of the view of Potrero 1010 from Missouri and 18th Streets. Image: David Baker Architects

Image: Bruce Damonte

Dusk view from Potrero Hill. Image: Karen Kaner Photography

The current view from a private deck near Texas Street right above 17th. Note the Coke sign low on the skyline. Image: David Baker Architects

Computer simulation of the view of EQR Potrero from a private deck near Texas Street just above 17th Street. Image: David Baker Architects

2015.05.21 view of the mid-block paseo towards the park.

2015.05.21 concrete columns in the curved south building.

2015.08.12 view from up Potrero Hill with the scaffolding up. Image: David Baker Architects

2015.08.28 the egg building takes shape.

2015.10.24 Hubbell corner view

2014.11.6 View from the crane: Podium deck.

2015.10.29 View of the Egg Building from under the freeway. Image: David Baker Architects

A detail of the RBS system used to notate the vertical recesses on the main building. Image: David Baker Architects

2015.05.21 Steel framing for the bridge.