Adams. Anyway, to get to the point, now that there has started to become a residential neighborhood, its been a positive to our businesses, but what im feeling and what other businesses are feeling, there is a we, its sort of almost there but its not quite. Theres not enough People Living in the neighborhood to provide businesses with to stay open on the weekend and there is very little night business out there. I feel the addition of these two buildings would provide just what we need to present the massing and the attraction of other businesses to make it so that we can be more successful, have longer hours and not rely only on lunch and coffee business, so thats why im in support of these two buildings and in particular, 801 brannan, so thank you very much for your time. Thank you. A couple of more name, sue vaughn, caleb [inaudible], thank you. Good afternoon to members of the Planning Commission, my naifp is rich stephens, ive been a Business Owner for 25 years. Way too long to te
Neighborhoods plan which set the land use strategy for this area and we hope you will support these projects that allow the city to realize that vision. Im going to turn things over to paula from bar who will talk to you about the 1 henry adams project and then hand it over to david baker who will talk about 801 brannan, thank you. President fong, commissioners, members of the public, thank you very much for having us here today. Can we move to the screen, please. And could you also state your name . My name is paula krugmyer. We have a collaboration on this project with john warden, our associates and also Miller Company Landscape Architects. With regard to the project data, i think youve all seen this, i think the point here on this slide is that the open space that were providing is nearly double that of of what is required in the eastern neighborhoods plan. With regard to the location, the context is largely very large buildings and i think the main point here in the interest of ti
Streets, we are providing sidewalks with a bus stop, folks are currently waiting in the street, and this is showing how the massing is turned inside out and the courtyard is actively connected with the street. Moving around to alameda and henry adams, we see on henry adams in particular, there is no sidewalk, the cars are parking perpendicular which in fact we liked and the proposed view shows the other side of the h shape building showing again how the scale is broken down and again on the South Building, we have the 17 foot first floor. The [inaudible] on the South Building are cement plaster, that is stucco with zinc accents, and then moving down henry adams, we have this is a view into the muse and this is also showing that unusual grade condition that we talked about where the historic street dips down for loading purposes and with the old brick warehouses, weve set back the building an additional 15 feet so we have a sidewalk at the commercial level and a lowered sidewalk at the
To 200 foot chunks and weve broken up to five pieces. The first one is a through the block muse, we call it market muse, its 40 foot wide and it goes through to the private alley. At least it shows it on the street, we have an interior skin that comes out at that point. You can see commercial underneath it to the right and a common space for the apartment on the left. This shows our Landscape Architect is cmg, this is the space they did at the plaza and were proposing a similar type space, it is an urban muse, not tremendously lush but an urban space with a lot of flexibility. Then the southbound gap, were calling it lincoln square, it doesnt go all the way through but it leads to this green space which would be [inaudible] do you want me to stop, or i can i dont have much longer. If you want to wrap up, thats great. There youre looking into it, its a publicly accessible, basically a park open, except at night, theres redwood trees there, cmgs concept and its bigger than this, this pic
A common space for the apartment on the left. This shows our Landscape Architect is cmg, this is the space they did at the plaza and were proposing a similar type space, it is an urban muse, not tremendously lush but an urban space with a lot of flexibility. Then the southbound gap, were calling it lincoln square, it doesnt go all the way through but it leads to this green space which would be [inaudible] do you want me to stop, or i can i dont have much longer. If you want to wrap up, thats great. There youre looking into it, its a publicly accessible, basically a park open, except at night, theres redwood trees there, cmgs concept and its bigger than this, this picture is on third street, its 90 by 125 feet, so a significant open space and the three bedroom units are rounded at ground level with stoops. Very urban space, it would divide this property from the future Affordable Housing, its a 40 foot muse much like this, pedestrian, three blocks base, you get a little commercial space