Modern Mid-Market Development Aiming For 2017 Opening
June 5, 2015
1554 Market Street
Trumark Urban’s proposed 12-story building to rise at 1554 Market Street, between Franklin and Van Ness, with 109 condos over three ground-floor retail spaces and an underground garage for 28 cars, is slated to be approved by San Francisco’s Planning Commission at the end of the month (June 25).
1554 Market Street: Market Street
The proposed development is composed of two distinct structures designed by Handel Architects and connected by a skybridge: one fronting Market Street with the project’s two main retail spaces, and the second fronting Oak Street with the building’s lobby, garage entrance and the third little retail space, likely a café.
Three existing buildings will need to be razed for Trumark’s project to be constructed, including the garage at 55 Oak Street and the office building at 1554-1564 Market Street.
The modern twelve-story building would rise directly adjacent to the Market Street parcels upon which the redesigned One Oak tower could rise up to 37-stories in height.
If approved, Trumark is aiming to quickly break ground and have 1554 Market ready for occupancy by Spring 2017. And of the 109 condos, 13 are to be offered at below market rates (BMR).
Articles and photos sourced from : www.socketsite.com
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Friday, May 1, 2015
New Plans To Transform Prominent Market Street Site
New Plans To Transform Prominent Market Street Site
With the sale of the 1965 Market Street site having closed escrow, the plans for an 88-unit
building to rise up to 85-feet (eight stories) in height behind the existing
stucco façades at the intersection of Market and Duboce, and up to 50-feet in
height atop the site’s parking lot, have been filed with planning.
The newly proposed development, which is being designed
by David Baker Architects for the Axis Development Group, would maintain
6,500-square-feet of the site’s existing ground floor retail space along with
the facades and includes an underground garage for 54 cars.
Plans to build a six unit building on a portion of the
parking lot were filed back in 1999 but never materialized. The BAR Architects concept design for the site appears to have been
dropped. And the development does not include the adjacent Petco Pet Food Express or parking lot.
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