1600 Webster
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Replacing a bowling alley in an infamous redevelopment area, this 5-story market-rate luxury condominium provides 48 one and two bedroom residences, built over a 66-car below-grade parking garage and street level retail.
The design draws from the neighborhood context of Japan-Town, making contemporary references to the rigor of traditional Japanese minimalism. Modern references to traditional architectural elements include curved stainless steel rooftop canopies and a layered facade. A taut, non-structural aluminum grid and ornamental keyhole mesh screen overlay cement plaster clad walls, adding depth and a play of light and shadow to the exterior.
location | San Francisco, CA |
Completed | 2006 |
Awards
- 2006 Gold Nugget Award for Best Attached Housing, Mid-Rise
- 2008 IPA Perforating Designs Grand Prize