Broadway Family Apartments.
ArchiPro Project Summary - Broadway Family Apartments: A transformative three-building complex in San Francisco's Northeast Waterfront Historic District, providing critically-needed affordable housing and revitalizing a community fragmented by the Embarcadero Freeway's demolition.
- Title:
- Uniting Communities | Broadway Family Apartments
- Landscape Architect:
- ACLA
- Category:
- Residential/
- New Builds
- Photographers:
- Bruce Damonte and ACLA

Mid-block courtyards are the center spine of the complex, housing a rich program of childcare, open space, community rooms and social services.

A high level of custom detail is signature to the rooftop design for this 80-unit affordable housing community. Custom elements for the residents’ children include a cast-in-place concrete sandbox, raised concrete planters that double as child-height seating, and a curved, translucent fence whose surface can be painted on by the children and then washed.

Hand-hewn cypress benches and concrete planters filled with bamboo, designed in the shape of bamboo leaves, enliven the courtyards.

The landscape design for this dense, efficient and budget-constrained project helps create a space for community to gather. The design achieves contextual fit in this high-end neighborhood and carries that sense of quality inward for the residents, yielding a vibrant low-income community in the city’s heart.





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