Andrew Nelson
SF Bay Area Reporter at New York YIMBY
SF Bay Area reporter for @yimbytweets
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4 days ago |
sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
The San Ramon Planning Commission is scheduled to vote on plans tonight for the affordable housing project at 2453 Camino Ramon within the Bishop Ranch master plan. The proposal looks to add two hundred rental units across two structures on a narrow lot across from the City Villages by Summerhill Homes. Eden Housing is responsible for the application.
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5 days ago |
sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
Plans are under review for a potential 12-story residential complex at 1230 5th Avenue in San Rafael, Marin County. The project is looking to add nearly two hundred units to the city’s urban core, replacing a single-story commercial structure and surface parking. Monahan Pacific is the project developer and property owner, operating through 1230 Fifth Avenue Investors LLC.
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5 days ago |
sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
Preliminary permits have been filed for a large podium complex at 220 West 20th Avenue in San Mateo, San Mateo County. The proposal will add over two hundred units to a large plot of land near the intersection of El Camino Real and Highway 92. SummerHill Apartments is the project developer. The roughly 80-foot-tall complex will yield around 356,770 square feet, including 241,350 square feet for housing and 115,400 square feet for the three-level garage.
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6 days ago |
sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
Preliminary permits have been filed for a small residential infill project at 2519 Victorian Alley in Newton Booth, Sacramento. The proposal looks to bring four units to a vacant lot in a boxy construction. Skyline Build and Design Inc. is the project designer and contractor. The 21-foot-tall structure will yield around 3,200 square feet, with two apartments occupying the second floor and two ground-level Accessory Dwelling Units.
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1 week ago |
sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
Construction has topped out for the new La Scuola International School building at 3270 18th Street in the Mission District, San Francisco. The project will add a third structure to the Italian-immersion school’s Mission Campus. Build Group is the construction contractor responsible for the construction. Once complete, the four-story structure is expected to provide educational facilities for students in grades five through eight.
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I learned about the Pyramid because I could literally see it from a plane flying over Memphis.
The lore behind the Bass Pro Shops pyramid is crazy, a thread: It's originally known as the Great American Pyramid, and it was conceived in 1954 as a concept with THREE pyramids like Giza! But it took until the 1980s for it to be resurrected as just one pyramid and opened in 1991 https://t.co/sAv7QdEox7
Overall a very solid abridged list of the city's best! Makes me want to do my own list now too ^-^
In which I offer up my list of San Francisco's 15 most iconic structures, for reasons ranging from architecture to what they say about how the city has evolved. And yes, I fully expect you to quibble with my choices https://t.co/8De8PCtgcZ choices https://t.co/XVS9EqOX0j
Hats off to @SFBusinessTimes for this headline. https://t.co/eUM4CRo8re
