Two buildings with residential units atop flex and retail spaces bring an amenity-rich new neighborhood to the Potrero area. Located on a triangular site at the base of Potrero Hill, the development includes a new 1-acre park and is further open to the community by a public mid-block pedestrian mews lined with active uses. Twenty percent of the 453 units will be affordable rental apartments.
Daggett Plaza
The former Daggett Street right of way is being realized 1-acre public park designed by CMG Landscape Architects. The park is owned by the City but permanently maintained by the development. Amenities include a dog walk, as well as an event lawn and soft play surface.
PDR 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.
A row of PDR spaces face Hubbell Street and create a buffer between residences and the area's light-industrial zone. The spaces are occupied by California College of the Arts (CCA) studios and galleries.
7th Street has a rail line and an elevated freeway on the eastern side. The units on this side face the quiet inner courtyard instead of the noisy train and polluting cars.
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