Plaza Affordable Housing
with Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects
Environmentally sustainable and healthy living mixed-use project with supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals
DWELL Magazine, "Houses we Love: Turning the Corner" SF CHRONICLE, "Gems of a City: San Francisco's top 25 Buildings" GREENSOURCE Magazine, "A room of ones own"
World Habitat Awards, Finalist, Building & Social Housing Foundation/United Nations National Housing Awards, Honor Award, American Institute of Architects National Awards, Honor Award, Department of Housing and Urban Planning
Intended to provide dignified living conditions for the city's neediest and lowest income residents, the Plaza is the first newly contructed property fully dedicated to San Francisco's Health Department's Direct Access to Housing program.
Having achieved the US Green Building Council's LEED Silver rating, the project serves as a model for future supportive, services-enriched housing while setting a new standard for affordable housing.
Supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals located in the heart of SanFrancisco's evolving Sixth Street redevelopment area.
This environmentally responsible, mixed-use development provides 106 new affordable mini-studio apartments, comprehensive support services, residential amenities, commercial space and a community theater.
