300 De Haro Street
San Francisco, CA
WHAT'S OLD IS NEW AGAIN Referencing San Francisco’s Showplace Square’s industrial past and its utilitarian masonry buildings with regular punched openings, the architectural response approximates the neighborhood’s materiality, regularity and proportions. An irregularity in the façade subtly references the rolling hills of the San Francisco skyline.
A NEW WAY OF LIVING Inspired by the gritty materiality of the historic neighborhood, natural materials including exposed concrete, weathering steel, zinc and brick are expressed in contemporary and formal expressions to simultaneously be timeless and timely.
PROJECT INFORMATION
Client: DM Development BAR Services: Architecture Site Area: .62 Acre Total Planned Area: 141,755 gsf: 3,400 gsf Commercial Number of Units: 290 Co-Living Units Density: 124 du/ac
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