Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaUnderside view of a staircase with white railing and brown steps. Protruding from the fifth step is a white desk surface with chairs extended through the length of the hallway. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaUnderside view of a staircase with white railing and brown steps. Protruding from the fifth step is a white desk surface with chairs extended through the length of the hallway. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaInterior daytime view of a living room. A flatscreen tv is embedded in the wall and is above an equally-inset fireplace. A brown couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug sit in front of the tv and fireplace. Part of a glass dining table and chairs are to the right. In the back, two floor-length windows show green trees outside. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA light gray lounge chair in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floor. Behind the lounge chair are two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaTwo light gray lounge chairs in front of a white rug in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floors. A dining table and chairs are on the right. On the right wall above the dining table hangs an abstract artwork on a rectangular canvas. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaStraight ahead view of an embedded flatscreen television and fireplace within a white console built into the wall. Three horizontal mirrors flank the console on each side. A gray couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug are in the foreground. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

147 South ParkExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaUnderside view of a staircase with white railing and brown steps. Protruding from the fifth step is a white desk surface with chairs extended through the length of the hallway. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaInterior daytime view of a living room. A flatscreen tv is embedded in the wall and is above an equally-inset fireplace. A brown couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug sit in front of the tv and fireplace. Part of a glass dining table and chairs are to the right. In the back, two floor-length windows show green trees outside. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA light gray lounge chair in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floor. Behind the lounge chair are two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaTwo light gray lounge chairs in front of a white rug in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floors. A dining table and chairs are on the right. On the right wall above the dining table hangs an abstract artwork on a rectangular canvas. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaUnderside view of a staircase with white railing and brown steps. Protruding from the fifth step is a white desk surface with chairs extended through the length of the hallway. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaInterior daytime view of a living room. A flatscreen tv is embedded in the wall and is above an equally-inset fireplace. A brown couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug sit in front of the tv and fireplace. Part of a glass dining table and chairs are to the right. In the back, two floor-length windows show green trees outside. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA light gray lounge chair in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floor. Behind the lounge chair are two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaTwo light gray lounge chairs in front of a white rug in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floors. A dining table and chairs are on the right. On the right wall above the dining table hangs an abstract artwork on a rectangular canvas. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaUnderside view of a staircase with white railing and brown steps. Protruding from the fifth step is a white desk surface with chairs extended through the length of the hallway. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaInterior daytime view of a living room. A flatscreen tv is embedded in the wall and is above an equally-inset fireplace. A brown couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug sit in front of the tv and fireplace. Part of a glass dining table and chairs are to the right. In the back, two floor-length windows show green trees outside. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA light gray lounge chair in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floor. Behind the lounge chair are two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaTwo light gray lounge chairs in front of a white rug in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floors. A dining table and chairs are on the right. On the right wall above the dining table hangs an abstract artwork on a rectangular canvas. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaStraight ahead view of an embedded flatscreen television and fireplace within a white console built into the wall. Three horizontal mirrors flank the console on each side. A gray couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug are in the foreground. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaUnderside view of a staircase with white railing and brown steps. Protruding from the fifth step is a white desk surface with chairs extended through the length of the hallway. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaUnderside view of a staircase with white railing and brown steps. Protruding from the fifth step is a white desk surface with chairs extended through the length of the hallway. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA light gray lounge chair in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floor. Behind the lounge chair are two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaTwo light gray lounge chairs in front of a white rug in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floors. A dining table and chairs are on the right. On the right wall above the dining table hangs an abstract artwork on a rectangular canvas. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaStraight ahead view of an embedded flatscreen television and fireplace within a white console built into the wall. Three horizontal mirrors flank the console on each side. A gray couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug are in the foreground. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA large bed with white bedding and gray embroidered headboard against a hardwood gray wall. Opposite the bed is a sliding glass door with black edges leading to an outdoor balcony with patio furniture, overlooking the tops of trees and the sky beyond. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWhite marble bathroom with glass shower entrance straight ahead and rectangular white marble bathtub on the right. On the left is a white marble trough sink and vanity. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaUnderside view of a staircase with white railing and brown steps. Protruding from the fifth step is a white desk surface with chairs extended through the length of the hallway. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaInterior daytime view of a living room. A flatscreen tv is embedded in the wall and is above an equally-inset fireplace. A brown couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug sit in front of the tv and fireplace. Part of a glass dining table and chairs are to the right. In the back, two floor-length windows show green trees outside. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA light gray lounge chair in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floor. Behind the lounge chair are two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaStraight ahead view of an embedded flatscreen television and fireplace within a white console built into the wall. Three horizontal mirrors flank the console on each side. A gray couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug are in the foreground. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA large bed with white bedding and gray embroidered headboard against a hardwood gray wall. Opposite the bed is a sliding glass door with black edges leading to an outdoor balcony with patio furniture, overlooking the tops of trees and the sky beyond. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWhite marble bathroom with glass shower entrance straight ahead and rectangular white marble bathtub on the right. On the left is a white marble trough sink and vanity. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaBird's eye view of a five story condominium with glass front facade and yellow awning. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaBird's eye view rendering of a five story condominium with glass front facade and yellow awning. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaUnderside view of a staircase with white railing and brown steps. Protruding from the fifth step is a white desk surface with chairs extended through the length of the hallway. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaInterior daytime view of a living room. A flatscreen tv is embedded in the wall and is above an equally-inset fireplace. A brown couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug sit in front of the tv and fireplace. Part of a glass dining table and chairs are to the right. In the back, two floor-length windows show green trees outside. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA light gray lounge chair in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floor. Behind the lounge chair are two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaTwo light gray lounge chairs in front of a white rug in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floors. A dining table and chairs are on the right. On the right wall above the dining table hangs an abstract artwork on a rectangular canvas. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaStraight ahead view of an embedded flatscreen television and fireplace within a white console built into the wall. Three horizontal mirrors flank the console on each side. A gray couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug are in the foreground. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA large bed with white bedding and gray embroidered headboard against a hardwood gray wall. Opposite the bed is a sliding glass door with black edges leading to an outdoor balcony with patio furniture, overlooking the tops of trees and the sky beyond. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWhite marble bathroom with glass shower entrance straight ahead and rectangular white marble bathtub on the right. On the left is a white marble trough sink and vanity. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaBird's eye view of a five story condominium with glass front facade and yellow awning. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaBird's eye view rendering of a five story condominium with glass front facade and yellow awning. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California147 South Park147 South Park147 South Park147 South Park

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaUnderside view of a staircase with white railing and brown steps. Protruding from the fifth step is a white desk surface with chairs extended through the length of the hallway. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaInterior daytime view of a living room. A flatscreen tv is embedded in the wall and is above an equally-inset fireplace. A brown couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug sit in front of the tv and fireplace. Part of a glass dining table and chairs are to the right. In the back, two floor-length windows show green trees outside. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA light gray lounge chair in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floor. Behind the lounge chair are two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaTwo light gray lounge chairs in front of a white rug in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floors. A dining table and chairs are on the right. On the right wall above the dining table hangs an abstract artwork on a rectangular canvas. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaStraight ahead view of an embedded flatscreen television and fireplace within a white console built into the wall. Three horizontal mirrors flank the console on each side. A gray couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug are in the foreground. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA large bed with white bedding and gray embroidered headboard against a hardwood gray wall. Opposite the bed is a sliding glass door with black edges leading to an outdoor balcony with patio furniture, overlooking the tops of trees and the sky beyond. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWhite marble bathroom with glass shower entrance straight ahead and rectangular white marble bathtub on the right. On the left is a white marble trough sink and vanity. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaBird's eye view of a five story condominium with glass front facade and yellow awning. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaBird's eye view rendering of a five story condominium with glass front facade and yellow awning. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

Exterior daytime shot focused on the top two floors of a four-story glass condominium. The building's glass facade shows some trees in its reflection. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaExterior dusk shot of a four-story glass condominium. The building's lights are on inside as shown in its large windows, giving a yellow glow to the interior in contrast to the glass facade reflecting the purple sky. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaDining table and chairs set in front of a large glass window in a white room with gray hardwood floor, daytime. The window has black steel bars and is slanted on its right side. Outside of the window are tree branches and leaves. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaAn interior living and dining area. The living area on the left has a fireplace, tan couch, two tan lounge chairs, a tan ottoman, and glass coffee table. The dining area is on the right with black chairs and glass dining table. In the rear, two lighted steps lead to a white ultramodern lounge chair and two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and four large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaModern kitchen island with white countertops and brown cabinets, and sink in the middle. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWorm's eye view of the top two floors of a condominium with glass facade and large windows, daytime. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaUnderside view of a staircase with white railing and brown steps. Protruding from the fifth step is a white desk surface with chairs extended through the length of the hallway. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaInterior daytime view of a living room. A flatscreen tv is embedded in the wall and is above an equally-inset fireplace. A brown couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug sit in front of the tv and fireplace. Part of a glass dining table and chairs are to the right. In the back, two floor-length windows show green trees outside. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA light gray lounge chair in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floor. Behind the lounge chair are two floor length windows overlooking trees and a park. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaTwo light gray lounge chairs in front of a white rug in a white living and dining room with gray hardwood floors. A dining table and chairs are on the right. On the right wall above the dining table hangs an abstract artwork on a rectangular canvas. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaStraight ahead view of an embedded flatscreen television and fireplace within a white console built into the wall. Three horizontal mirrors flank the console on each side. A gray couch, two light gray lounge chairs, white coffee table, and white rug are in the foreground. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaA large bed with white bedding and gray embroidered headboard against a hardwood gray wall. Opposite the bed is a sliding glass door with black edges leading to an outdoor balcony with patio furniture, overlooking the tops of trees and the sky beyond. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaWhite marble bathroom with glass shower entrance straight ahead and rectangular white marble bathtub on the right. On the left is a white marble trough sink and vanity. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaBird's eye view of a five story condominium with glass front facade and yellow awning. 147 South Park, San Francisco, CaliforniaBird's eye view rendering of a five story condominium with glass front facade and yellow awning. 147 South Park, San Francisco, California

147 SOUTH PARK

147 South Park was designed by Cass Calder Smith and Geddes Ulinskas Architects in collaboration with MT Development. The modern boutique building features two luxury condominium residences and a street front café on the ground floor, located on San Francisco’s historic South Park, in the heart of the cities evolving technology and cultural landscapes.

Fine features and sophisticated architectural elements include: high-end appliances and finishes, world-class design throughout, Savant home automation systems, interior elevator access to every floor, and spectacular outdoor spaces with park and skyline views.

Residence no.1 is a spacious, full-floor condominium comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, with verdant park views. The residence is light-filled with extraordinary exterior spaces, including a large side courtyard and a sun-drenched rear deck.  Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and directly into the residence. The residence is pre-wired for a Savant home automation system.

The penthouse residence of 147 South Park is poised to be one of the most significant residences in all of South Beach.  Comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive ‘great room’, the light-filled residence has extraordinary exterior spaces, including a private view terrace off the master bedroom and exclusive use of the rooftop terrace with big skyline views – the rooftop terrace is beautifully finished and includes a jacuzzi. Elevator access runs from the basement, garage/lobby level, and to each interior level of the residence.  The home is equipped with a Savant home automation system. Parking for both homes is located on the ground floor.

‍Type: New residential building including ground floor restaurant and two new condominiums 

Completed: March 2015

 

Architectural Team

Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith

Designers: Joseph Benveniste, Björn Steudte, Tim Quayle, Barbara Turpin-Vickroy

 

Architect of Record: Geddes Ulinskas Architects

 

General Contractor: MT Development

‍

Photography: Paul Dyer

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