Holloway Terrace Affordable Housing, Townhouses
San Francisco, California

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Patio gate.

Affordable ownership two and three-bedroom townhouses and a separate community building are designed to fit into the neighborhood context. The design strategy is based on a small residential scale but achieves a high density of units per acre. Completed in 1985, a development of 42 affordable units range from 942 square feet to 1,168 square feet. Nine of the units accommodate the handicapped. Each unit includes a one-car garage. Using tile roofs, and detail relief on the stucco exteriors, the design reinterprets the stylistic treatment of the surrounding neighborhood. The project is unified by a horizontal stucco string course that extends through the entire complex, climbing the site along the curved walls which enclose patios while maintaining the street edge.

Shared pedestrian + auto mews.

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Best Affordable Housing Development
The Bay Area Council Housing Awards
Golden Nugget Merit Award
Pacific Coast Builders Conference

project details

Architect

David Baker + Partners

Client

Bridge Housing

Contractor

Roberts-Obayashi Corporation

project data
Holloway Terrace
8315
San Francisco, California
Completed 1985
number of units
2 bedroom 34
3 bedroom 8
total 42
density ratios
project sf 46,200
site sf 61,875
acres 1.4
total bedrooms 92
bedrooms/acre 65
units/acre 30
parking
total 42
spaces/unit 1
type private garage