Ground Broken For 600-Foot Park Tower At Transbay
The ground has officially been broken for the 43-story office tower to rise on Transbay Block 5, fronting Howard Street between Beale and Main. As designed by Goettsch Partners with…
San Francisco’s Downtown Plan And Monitoring Report
A core tenet of San Francisco’s Downtown Plan states, “without sufficient and appropriate housing to serve new commercial development, local housing costs increase, thereby compromising the vitality of downtown.” Or…
Housing Policy Hypocrisy In San Francisco?
While the Mayor’s Office has agreed to spend a potential record-setting amount to purchase a Mission District development site in order to build 72 units of affordable housing, the City…
Proposed Waterfront Tower Rendered With Five New Towers As Well
Earlier this week we revealed the new design for the proposed 20-story residential tower to rise at 75 Howard Street, with 133 market rate condos over 6,000 square feet of…
550-Foot Block 5 Tower And Terraces In Context
As we first revealed last week, the designs for the proposed 550-foot office tower to rise on the northeast corner of Howard and Beale, also known as Transbay Block 5,…
Redesigned To Blow You Away, But Hopefully Not Off A Balcony
As you might have guessed, it’s not only the ground floor of the proposed Transbay Block 5 office tower to rise on the northeast corner of Howard and Beale which…
New Plans For Transbay Block To Contribute To The Public Realm
The ground floor plan and lobby for the proposed 550-foot office tower to rise on Transbay Block 5 at the corner of Howard and Beale have been completely redesigned by…
New And Improved: Transbay District Rising
Since we first featured steelblue’s animation for San Francisco’s future Transbay Transit Center last year, a few more renderings have been added to the introductory flyover which includes twenty-three other…
Design For Transbay Block 5 Tower Development Revealed
A plugged-in tipster delivers the first set of renderings for the 550-foot office tower that’s proposed to rise on Transbay Block 5 at the corner of Howard and Beale, with…
An Unexpected Transbay Twist And Block Redesign
With San Francisco’s Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure having determined that “economic conditions create a strong preference for commercial development over residential and hotel development” on Transbay Block 5,…