Seattle, WA | San Francisco, CA | Los Angeles, CA
Enriching the City
1180 4th Street is a prominent symbol of San Francisco’s affordable housing efforts. The design brings a diverse population and dynamic exterior character to Mission Bay, introducing a vibrant complexity to the previously homogenous neighborhood.
Transforming Lives
The project delivers critically needed affordable housing for 150 low-income families, 50 of them formerly homeless. The rich program of tenant services and amenities – emphasizing fitness, nutrition, education and community life – are transformative in the lives of tenants.
Equity and Community
Sustainability and wellness grow from the urban context of this mixed-use development: walking distance to jobs, local and regional transportation, retail services and city parks. Details connect residents with the city and each other: circulation flooded with daylight and city views, a multilevel courtyard at the mid-block, and special nooks for children to explore.
Status: Built
Location: San Francisco, CA, US
Firm Role: Architecture, Interior Design
Additional Credits: Initiated as WRT/Solomon E.T.C.; Kennerly Architecture and Planning, associate design architect; Full Circle Architects, associate architect