Stanton Architecture, the architects behind the renovation of the Hotel Zetta and the fifteen-story Hampton Inn rising at 942 Mission Street, is working on designs for a ten-story hotel to rise at 1055 Market Street, between Sixth and Seventh, the site of the former Kaplan’s army/navy store and Burners’... Read More »

While the previously approved 1960-1998 Market project seeks a couple of amendments from San Francisco’s Planning Commission tomorrow, the proposed development at 942 Mission (a 152-foot-tall, 15-story building containing approximately 3,240 square feet of ground-floor retail space and 72,000 square feet of hotel space including 172 hotel rooms) seeks... Read More »

In February a reader wondered and another provided the project scoop. And yesterday the Planning Department uploaded the 942 Mission Street Hotel Project EIR for review. The proposed project would demolish a two‐plus‐story‐over‐basement, 30‐foot‐tall building that contains about 8,000 square feet of office space and 17,000 square feet of... Read More »

A reader asks: “I understand that a new 15-story hotel with ground floor retail is being planned in the vicinity of 6th and Jessie. Do you know any more about this? The rumor is also that the public is being invited to comment this month.” Unfortunately we can’t answer... Read More »