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fromSocketsite
9 years ago

Mission District Development Redesigned but Opposition Remains

In an attempt to assuage concerns that the proposed four-story building to replace the shuttered Western Plywood warehouse at 2600 Harrison Street in the Mission is incompatible with the "design, scale and mass" of the neighborhood, Kerman Morris Architects has redesigned the project. The new design reduces the street-level wall along Harrison, includes a more open Production, Distribution & Repair (PDR) space, and adds an area with benches and raised planters along the street.
SF politics
fromSan Jose Spotlight
1 month ago

Willow Glen 7-story development moves forward - San Jose Spotlight

There are no buildings even half the height within a mile of it,
Real estate
#rezoning
US politics
fromAustin Monitor
3 months ago

Council OKs purchase of site for new homeless navigation center - Austin Monitor

City Council approved purchase of a 1.39-acre property on S. I-35 to establish Austin's first housing navigation center for people experiencing homelessness.
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fromSan Jose Spotlight
4 months ago

Commission doubles down on limiting Palo Alto Commons expansion - San Jose Spotlight

Commission approved seven additional assisted-living units despite council direction to approve more amid neighbor opposition over parking, privacy, and sunlight.
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