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| Housing for faculty and staff terraces up the north slope of the Lone Mountain Campus of the University of San Francisco creating the Anza Steps, a new pedestrian portal to the north side of the campus. The housing is conceived to continue the fine grained vertical massing of traditional townhouses typically found in the neighborhood. |
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San Francisco, California
110 Affordable Apartments
26 Affordable Townhomes
60 Units per Acre
136 Structured Parking Spaces
Completed Winter 2002
University of San Francisco
American Institute of Architects,
National Housing Design Award, 2004
Residential Architect Magazine,
Design Merit Award, 2003
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Community Development Merit Award
for Excellence in Business, 2002
Builder Magazine Design and Planning Awards
Grand Award, 2002
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