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Curbed University delivers insider tips and non-boring advice on how to buy, sell, or rent a home or apartment. Additional questions welcomed to sf@curbed.com. Today's topic: ask architect Joel M. Jarr your questions! His last Open Thread was so successful that we thought it best to give it another go. [A small sampling of architect Joel M. Karr's work] We've tapped architect Joel …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2013-03-28 19:30:00
Original Design Proposal with Glazed Tile Facade [Rendering via DBA] The Planning Commission recently issued a smack down to the Planning Department, voting unanimously to overturn the Department's objection to the façade color of a new residential building planned for 344 Fulton. The project will replace a surface parking lot in Hayes Valley with a Boys' and Girls' Club and a little …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2013-03-19 22:00:00
Concerns about the financial bottom line have led to a revised proposal for the new Transbay Transit Center that calls for a perforated aluminum skin instead of the undulating glass that has been a signature of Pelli Clarke Pelli's design since it debuted in 2007. All told, the material change will cut an estimated $17 million from the project's $1.59 billion …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2013-03-15 19:00:00
Curbed University delivers insider tips and non-boring advice on how to buy, sell, or rent a home or apartment. Additional questions welcomed to sf@curbed.com. Today's topic: ask an architect your questions! [A small sampling of architect Joel M. Karr's work] We've tapped architect Joel M. Karr, a partner at WESKE associates and owner of Group 41 Inc., to answer all your questions relating …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2013-02-25 19:00:00
Rendering by NBBJ via Vanity Fair Google's forthcoming nine-building campus in Mountain View, Calif., may look like any boring corporate park from the rendering, but a recent Vanity Fair preview proves that "the most voracious accumulator of data on the planet" has outdone itself, yet again. Designed by the Seattle-based architecture firm NBBJ, the new Googleplex, called Bay View, features a series …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2011-11-29 23:30:25
Click here to view the full photogallery. Photos: Peter Bennetts and Shania Shegyden/Kavellaris Urban Design When Kavellaris Urban Design was retained to produce a modern house for a historic Victorian neighborhood in Melbourne, Australia, the architects sought a unique solution to integrating the new home into its old-world environs. Instead of mimicking the surrounding buildings in form, the team decided on a perforated …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-11-23 03:25:20
Click the image above to view the full photogallery. It's nice that real estate agents are getting better about recognizing Bay Area architects. And so, voila! we have a William Wurster-inspired house on the Presidio Wall. The 4-bed, 3-bath house, built in 1948, asking $2,995,000, having been sold to the current owners for $2,900,000 in July, 2009. Maybe they bought it thinking …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-11-04 20:00:18
Click the image above to view the full photogallery. Local Legoretta+Legoretta projects to love, from left to right: Chiron Life & Science Laboratories, UCSF Mission Bay Center, Schwab Residential Center, Cabernet House, Petaluma House, Schwab Residential Center. Click on the image to enlarge. Monday, Salesforce.com announces it's acquired fourteen empty, waterfront-adjacent acres in Mission Bay for a new campus. Today we get the …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-11-04 20:00:18
Click the image above to view the full photogallery. Local Legorreta+Legorreta projects to love, from left to right: Chiron Life & Science Laboratories, UCSF Mission Bay Center, Schwab Residential Center, Cabernet House, Petaluma House, Schwab Residential Center. Click on the image to enlarge. Monday, Salesforce.com announces it's acquired fourteen empty, waterfront-adjacent acres in Mission Bay for a new campus. Today we get the …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-09-11 06:07:12
Architect and author James Dixon released his new HD videos today, a series on the varied styles of San Francisco architecture. High-concept slide shows with excellent photography and attention to detail, there are eleven of them, covering just about everything including Eichler and the now-in-the-doghouse Post-Modernism. Well, maybe not in James' doghouse. Completely SFW. No sound, voice-overs or canned synth, but …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-06-21 20:40:05
[Every so often, we'll post about a property that's not for sale but a nevertheless interesting part of the San Francisco's built environment.-PF] The Russell House, the only house by Erich Mendelsohn in the Bay Area, built between 1947 and 1952 by the late Madeleine Haas Russell on the site of her childhood home in Presidio Heights. But you might not notice- …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-05-20 17:21:25
[Via Doug Letterman] More on the Tonga Room, the issue — and bar! — that just won't die. Yesterday the still-young Historic Preservation Commission officially took up the problem of the "historic" bar, which the Fairmont Hotel owners are planning on kicking to the curb amid construction of a new residential tower in place of the existing hotel tower. A full assessment …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-05-20 05:29:50
Click the image above to view the full photogallery. Check it out: it's been a while since we've heard anything from Prado Group on 1401 California, the mixed-use replacement for Nob Hill's Cala Foods. The developer posted some blurry elevations on the 107-unit (give or take) development's website this past September — and then nothing. BAR Architects to the rescue! At some …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-05-20 04:49:33
Two favorites, one place! Curbed SF is on Facebook: click through and click Like. It tickles.
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-05-20 04:27:23
[Photos by REBAR, more at their site] Uptown Almanac and Mission Loc@l have both noticed the latest parklet to pop up, on 22nd and Bartlett. This latest, which Rebar Group calls "Walklet," is their experiment in creating a modular, LEGO-type kit for piecing together parklets for sitting, eating, and loitering peaceably — all with "easy maintenance and maximum durability." Judging by a …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-05-20 04:16:39
Click the image above to view the full photogallery. Could anyone have guessed what hides behind the demure — even, dare we say it, boring — exterior of 506 6th Ave? The Richmond house has had nothing less than a "SENSATIONAL to-the-studs remodel (and expansion)," says its listing. Just looking at the eat-in kitchen and the spacious-looking open floor plan, you could probably …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-05-20 01:38:31
One more notch on the Treasure Island timeline: the Board of Supes unanimously approved the terms of the purchase deal yesterday, which would have the city pay the Navy $55 million over 10 years, and then likely a good $50 million after the island's ground-up remake. The SF Examiner says that the final project plan will have to return to the …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-05-19 23:30:00
["buddha," via Curbed SF Flickr photog telmo32] · High-speed rail has hands out for more money [SF Citizen] · Why, God, why: supe bemoans Panhandle's abuse [SF Appeal] · City slaps some hate on MacGruber ads [Haighteration] · An app for that: "Being Renzo Piano" [Curbed LA] · Stanford's "bookless library" [CoCo Times]
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-05-19 22:51:54
While we're in the area, a reader writes in asking about some action he's spotted at 1198 Valencia: "I noticed the other day that work crews appear to be digging up the long-closed gas station at 23rd and Valencia. Do you know if something's slated to be built there? It's a great site, facing streets on three sides since it goes …
Curbed San Francisco - Architecture 2010-05-19 21:45:42
Click the image above to view the full photogallery. Ahead of Laguna Honda Hospital's end-of-summer launch, the Chronicle brings us a little insight into the architecture of what's normally a pretty cut and dried event. The design team leader at Anshen+Allen explains that the hospital's built like a community, separated into "neighborhoods" comprising a larger "village." Hospitals can be "intimidating," he says, …
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