Located at the corner of Spear and Folsom, MIRA Tower offers creative design, distinctive layouts, and expansive views that set it apart in San Francisco’s dynamic skyline. Developed by Tishman Speyer, this 40-floor luxury condominium is the latest in a series of high-quality properties where SoMa meets the Embarcadero.
Eureka Valley Residences by Knock Architecture and Design is a remarkable single-family home expansion that maximizes both space and views. By expanding upwards and downwards, the residence takes full advantage of its urban setting. This vertical growth allows the homeowners to enjoy breathtaking cityscapes from multiple levels of their home.
Designed by Schiller Projects, the BSF Office redefines the workspace for a renowned Bay Area tech litigation firm, blending modern design with functional excellence to support collaboration and community.
Designed by Aidlin Darling Design, the new ground-floor storefront for AIA San Francisco (AIASF) and the Center for Architecture + Design brings enhanced visibility and community engagement to the heart of the city.
House of Light and Shadow by William Duff Architects starts with a familiar sight: a classic Victorian façade, timeless and intricate. Yet, behind this homage to San Francisco’s architectural past lies a thoroughly modern world. The delicate balance between preservation and innovation shines through, with the front of the home steeped in Victorian detailing
In San Francisco’s bustling Mission District, a unique coffee shop, Grand Coffee Too, stands as a testament to the evolving concept of ground floor retail spaces. It transforms from a commercial entity into vital social infrastructure.
For over 70 years, the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund (Haas Jr. Fund) has championed the philanthropic legacy of the Levi Strauss family, granting $695 million to organizations expanding rights and creating opportunities.
Feldman Architecture was commissioned by a property investment firm to reimagine the first floor of a classic San Francisco building in Lower Pacific Heights that previously housed a health center and gym. The project aimed to create a bright, open workspace centered around the building’s existing retractable skylight and lofty atrium
