Project's Summary

Nestled at the intersection of the Castro, Duboce Triangle, and the Mission, 2175 Market Street stands as a testament to contemporary architecture and urban design. This six-level mixed-use building, featuring 88 thoughtfully designed units, not only marks a significant architectural presence but also showcases the seamless integration of community and environment. The design process involved a meticulous analysis of the surrounding urban fabric, recognizing the unique characteristics of San Francisco's neighborhoods and the importance of context in architectural expression.

Emphasis on sustainability and reduced carbon footprint.
Emphasis on sustainability and reduced carbon footprint.

The architectural vision for 2175 Market Street places a strong emphasis on social interaction and community engagement. By offering a diverse array of unit types, the building encourages a vibrant residential atmosphere. Smaller units strategically positioned to engage with Market Street create a lively streetscape, while larger walk-up units draw inspiration from the architectural vernacular of the neighboring 15th Street. In addition, loft units facing the serene interior courtyard foster a sense of tranquility amidst the urban bustle, providing residents with a peaceful retreat.

Dynamic addition to San Franciscou2019s urban landscape.
Dynamic addition to San Franciscou2019s urban landscape.

Open spaces play a crucial role in the overall design philosophy of 2175 Market Street. The inclusion of a spacious courtyard and a rooftop deck offers residents ample opportunities for relaxation and socialization, enhancing the quality of life and promoting a sense of community. The thoughtful integration of these outdoor spaces not only contributes to the aesthetic appeal of the building but also aligns with sustainable design principles that prioritize the well-being of residents and the environment alike.

Experience tranquility with loft units facing the courtyard.
Experience tranquility with loft units facing the courtyard.

Sustainability is at the heart of the 2175 Market Street project. Achieving LEED for Homes Platinum certification, the building reflects a commitment to minimizing its environmental impact while maximizing livability. From the selection of eco-friendly materials to the implementation of energy-efficient systems, every aspect of the design contributes to a reduced carbon footprint. This project not only meets the demands of modern living but also sets a benchmark for sustainable architecture in urban settings.

Architectural vision by Van Meter Williams Pollack in SF.
Architectural vision by Van Meter Williams Pollack in SF.

In conclusion, 2175 Market Street is more than just a residential building; it is a dynamic addition to San Francisco's architectural landscape. Designed by Van Meter Williams Pollack, this project exemplifies the harmonious balance between innovative design, community engagement, and environmental stewardship. As it stands at the crossroads of three vibrant neighborhoods, it invites residents to experience a lifestyle that is both connected to the city's rich cultural tapestry and committed to a sustainable future.

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