NEW YORK: The four hundred and fifteenth entry for the seniors housing Global Awards 2016 has been received.
A new multigenerational 107-unit seven-story apartment tower being proposed at the south end of South San Francisco’s growing downtown will help revitalise the city’s core commercial district by transforming a vacant warehouse into a thriving residential community, the architect said.
A slew of new studios along with one- and two-bedroom apartments would be spread across five floors, sitting on top of two stories of parking at 150 S. Airport Blvd., according to project architect Rocky Shen, of DNA Design and Architecture.
Shen said the project, which aims to revitalise a vacant, former food processing plant, aligns with the vision of officials to revitalise downtown South San Francisco with dense, transit-oriented residential developments.
