They were ever finished. Thank you. Anyone else like to make a Public Comment at this time . Closing Public Comment and bringing it back to the commission, anybody . Commissioner perlman . I would first like to ask, how do we follow up on mr. Hasses comments . Is that something the staff should do . We can certainly look into it. Theres obviously a number of projects that have occurred on the campus, so maybe as we explore future review, we can flush it out as a question. It would be good to get the record straight, because i know from the next project of the civic center, mr. Hasse has taken us to task about that. I wanted to comment about this project. I think we had looked at this at the arc quite awhile ago, and this has come quite a long, long way from the kind of massing studmassingstudy we were presend i think this is a nice building. The whole thing was odd to me because theres a fence and a gate, so the idea of having a South Entrance doesnt make any sense. I understand it cam
Building at zsfg for review and comment. Good afternoon, department staff. The project for you is a excuse me. Ill need to recuse myself for this item. I move that you be recused. Second. I need to stay in the last year i had a financial relationship with arg which is a consultant on this project which is why. Very good on the motion to r commissioner hyland . That motion passes unanimously. The project for you is a review and comment on the ucsf research and Academic Building at the Zuckerberg San Francisco general hospital. Seeking concurrence on the project design relative to mitigation that was adopted as part of the Environmental Impact report for the project. The project includes demolition of a parking lot. Its a fivestory research facility. Comprising a mix of dry laboratory space, wet labs and desk top research. The project would retain some of the historic elements on the site, including fence, guardhouse and two gate pillars. As you see in the packet we provided, we provided
Find out actually who designed these buildings because dear old mr. Thorpe passed away before they were ever finished. Thank you. Anyone else like to make a Public Comment at this time . Closing Public Comment and bringing it back to the commission, anybody . Commissioner perlman . I would first like to ask, how do we follow up on mr. Hasses comments . Is that something the staff should do . We can certainly look into it. Theres obviously a number of projects that have occurred on the campus, so maybe as we explore future review, we can flush it out as a question. It would be good to get the record straight, because i know from the next project of the civic center, mr. Hasse has taken us to task about that. I wanted to comment about this project. I think we had looked at this at the arc quite awhile ago, and this has come quite a long, long way from the kind of massing studmassingstudy we were presend i think this is a nice building. The whole thing was odd to me because theres a fence
People entering into becoming a shopkeeper, or service provider, whatever. Weve actually created a small, i dont know, 150 square feet each, weak carved out it into retail spaces now, they share a common bathroom. They dont have all of that extra Square Footage. Would you consider doing Something Like that . I think going back to, commissioner, the discussion about flexible retail. What you are describing is one of the trends. Retail space has become more expensive, obviously retail is changing, and evolving with both the online shopping, but also the idea that co location, of different retail brands, and that is really what you are seeing in flexible retail. You are seeing new retailers, like neighborhood goods, where you might have five different brands, with some food uses in the space, you like share bathrooms. One of the important things to note about that, as a company that has been doing retail for over 30 years here in San Francisco. Our retail portfolio is 97 leased. We intend
6570 feet deep. Which is typical of what you see in neighborhood shops. One of the things you are developing in my neighborhood is a funeral home. A block away we have successful people entering into becoming a shopkeeper, or service provider, whatever. Weve actually created a small, i dont know, 150 square feet each, weak carved out it into retail spaces now, they share a common bathroom. They dont have all of that extra Square Footage. Would you consider doing Something Like that . I think going back to, commissioner, the discussion about flexible retail. What you are describing is one of the trends. Retail space has become more expensive, obviously retail is changing, and evolving with both the online shopping, but also the idea that co location, of different retail brands, and that is really what you are seeing in flexible retail. You are seeing new retailers, like neighborhood goods, where you might have five different brands, with some food uses in the space, you like share bathr