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OPERA WAREHOUSE
SAN FRANCISCO
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Opera Warehouse is new market rental housing on a three block, 900 ft long former industrial site in the delicately scaled historic neighborhood called Dogpatch. The developers assembled a three firm design team to break the large site into contextually appropriate segments. The team responded with a tri-partite scheme in which each segment is a fundamentally different building type. The Mithun/Solomon segment designed by Daniel Solomon is the most highly articulated — related in scale to small buildings in the neighborhood and in material to the handsome brick Espirit Warehouse across the street.
Location: San Francisco, California
Client: Avalon Bay
Housing Type: Market-rate rental units
Construction: 2016
Number of Units: 151
Parcel Size: 1.83 acres
Density: 82.5 DU per acre
Unit Configuration: Studios, 1BR, 2BR, 3BR, 4BR, stacked townhomes
Square Footage: 256, 000 GSF
Construction Budget: $60 million
Photography: Tim Griffith, Steve Proehl

Executed as Mithun | Solomon
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