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mission bay - san francisco, california. 2 stitched images.

Second and King Streets, China Basin, San Francisco.

mission bay - san francisco, california

giant's oracle park - mission bay, san francisco, california

This kind of warning is found outside any Ballpark's outside wall.It's still funny, though.

mission bay - san francisco, california

Silhouettes, reflections and the color of a sunrise

mission bay - san francisco, california

A PhotoSphere panorama... there are quite a few stitching errors, but it's not really all that bad.

 

365 Project - 2022

I wasn't expecting to get a Willie Mays Bobble-head when I visited Oracle Park this summer, but here it is (at least the box).

Oracle Park, San Francisco Giants game.

San Francisco Giants lined up in the dugout of AT&T Gamehole (now renamed to Oracle Park), South Beach District.

Arterra, a striking residential development in San Francisco’s Mission Bay, is a prime example of modern urban living with a sustainable twist. Completed in 2009 by Arquitectonica, this LEED-certified green building offers an elegant blend of style and functionality, making it a standout in the city’s rapidly evolving skyline. The building’s architecture is characterized by its sleek, angular lines and expansive glass windows, which flood the interiors with natural light while offering panoramic views of the Bay Area.

 

Arterra’s design reflects a commitment to eco-friendly living, with energy-efficient systems, green roofs, and environmentally responsible materials used throughout the construction. The vibrant exterior, featuring a mix of blues, grays, and whites, mirrors the dynamic atmosphere of the surrounding Mission Bay neighborhood, a hub of innovation and creativity in San Francisco.

 

Residents of Arterra enjoy a range of high-end amenities, including a fitness center, rooftop terrace, and a landscaped courtyard, all designed to enhance urban living while minimizing the building’s environmental footprint. The proximity to key city attractions like Oracle Park, the Chase Center, and the UCSF Medical Center makes Arterra an ideal choice for those seeking convenience without compromising on luxury.

 

Whether you’re drawn by its sustainable design, modern aesthetic, or prime location, Arterra represents the future of urban living in San Francisco. Its thoughtful integration of environmental principles with cutting-edge architecture sets a new standard for residential developments in the city.

Arterra, a striking residential development in San Francisco’s Mission Bay, is a prime example of modern urban living with a sustainable twist. Completed in 2009 by Arquitectonica, this LEED-certified green building offers an elegant blend of style and functionality, making it a standout in the city’s rapidly evolving skyline. The building’s architecture is characterized by its sleek, angular lines and expansive glass windows, which flood the interiors with natural light while offering panoramic views of the Bay Area.

 

Arterra’s design reflects a commitment to eco-friendly living, with energy-efficient systems, green roofs, and environmentally responsible materials used throughout the construction. The vibrant exterior, featuring a mix of blues, grays, and whites, mirrors the dynamic atmosphere of the surrounding Mission Bay neighborhood, a hub of innovation and creativity in San Francisco.

 

Residents of Arterra enjoy a range of high-end amenities, including a fitness center, rooftop terrace, and a landscaped courtyard, all designed to enhance urban living while minimizing the building’s environmental footprint. The proximity to key city attractions like Oracle Park, the Chase Center, and the UCSF Medical Center makes Arterra an ideal choice for those seeking convenience without compromising on luxury.

 

Whether you’re drawn by its sustainable design, modern aesthetic, or prime location, Arterra represents the future of urban living in San Francisco. Its thoughtful integration of environmental principles with cutting-edge architecture sets a new standard for residential developments in the city.

Arterra, a striking residential development in San Francisco’s Mission Bay, is a prime example of modern urban living with a sustainable twist. Completed in 2009 by Arquitectonica, this LEED-certified green building offers an elegant blend of style and functionality, making it a standout in the city’s rapidly evolving skyline. The building’s architecture is characterized by its sleek, angular lines and expansive glass windows, which flood the interiors with natural light while offering panoramic views of the Bay Area.

 

Arterra’s design reflects a commitment to eco-friendly living, with energy-efficient systems, green roofs, and environmentally responsible materials used throughout the construction. The vibrant exterior, featuring a mix of blues, grays, and whites, mirrors the dynamic atmosphere of the surrounding Mission Bay neighborhood, a hub of innovation and creativity in San Francisco.

 

Residents of Arterra enjoy a range of high-end amenities, including a fitness center, rooftop terrace, and a landscaped courtyard, all designed to enhance urban living while minimizing the building’s environmental footprint. The proximity to key city attractions like Oracle Park, the Chase Center, and the UCSF Medical Center makes Arterra an ideal choice for those seeking convenience without compromising on luxury.

 

Whether you’re drawn by its sustainable design, modern aesthetic, or prime location, Arterra represents the future of urban living in San Francisco. Its thoughtful integration of environmental principles with cutting-edge architecture sets a new standard for residential developments in the city.

I get to work very early, by around 7 am most of the time. I was greeted one morning with this gorgeous pastel sunrise that just lit up the sky. Breathless...

 

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The Saint Francis passes Willy McCovy's statue.

south beach - san francisco, california. 2 stitched images.

The #Giants beat the #LosAngelesDodgers 3-2 in #overtime , #eleven #innings

 

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