On the Market For Real: Pac Heights' "Party of Five" House
October 21st, 2009
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Just in time for a burst of '90s nostalgia to bring us into the weekend, the "Party of Five" house at 2311 Broadway has hit the market at $7,280,000. Those Salinger kids had no idea the nest egg they were sitting on! The house has 7 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, a "banquet sized" dining room, a family room with cathedral ceilings, four-car parking, and even a room for baby Owen. Nice job with the attic too. Seriously, why do we know so much about this show?
· 2311 Broadway [Website, via SocketSite]
· Old "Party of Five" House in Pac Heights Up for Grabs Soon? [Curbed SF]
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The Humble Parking Garage: They don't do much besides hold...
October 21st, 2009
They don't do much besides hold cars, so it's kind of impressive when parking garages inspire admiration, or even a certain kind of infatuation. It happened several weeks ago in Mission Bay with one parking garage, even if the design was ripped from a famous Spanish building. Anyway, Metropolis POV has a pretty rad gallery of the most noteworthy non-noteworthy buildings ever. [Metropolis POV]
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Rendering Update: SoMa's 1415 Mission Gets a New Chassis
October 21st, 2009
Last week Curbed followed up on 1415 Mission, a creamy yellow upscale development set for the southwest corner of Mission and 10th. It turns out the project, by R&K Investments, has gone through a good amount of reconfiguration, not least of all to its architecture. The new design is pictured above: the building's been chopped down to 14 stories (from 16), and has 117 units. There'll be 46 self-park spaces, 101 valet spaces, plus one car-share space, and off the lobby, there'll be a storage room for 42 bikes.
UPDATE: The architect is indeed still Heller Manus.
· Rendering Reveal: "Affordable Upscale" at Mission and 10th [Curbed SF]
· 10th and Mission: A 14-Story Building Joins the Party [Curbed SF]
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