421 Leavenworth Street via Google Maps
New plans have been proposed for the restoration of the Sierra Madre Apartments at 421 Leavenworth Street in Tenderloin, San Francisco. The project proposal involves the restoration and rehabilitation of the six-story apartment building that caught fire in 2021.
Levy Design Partners is the architect of the project.
421 Leavenworth Street Elevation via Levy Design Partners
The project site is a 5,777 square foot lot. The scope of the project includes the restoration and refurbishment of 47 social housing units and a common room. The proposed works include stair repairs in kind and window repairs. Replacement work includes replacing doors, electrical feeds, damaged galvanized sewer pipes and water supply lines. New interior finishes are proposed, as well as new plumbing and lighting fixtures. Also proposed are gas line removal and repair, voluntary earthquakes, ground floor reorganization, a new fire safety system, new fire alarm system, new exhaust and HVAC system, and new mobility and communications units.
421 Leavenworth Street rear view via Levy Design Partners
The building will have 20,187 square meters of living space. In addition, an open space of 80 square meters will be available. The six-storey building will have 42 studio apartments and 5 one-bedroom apartments.
The Sierra Madre Apartments were built in 1913 and the historical street facade is preserved. The proposed project will create new fire water supply, service water and sanitation connections.
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