Application by Bosa to combine units in this building:
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Strategic Analysis
This application seeks to increase the allowable FSR for all uses combined from 10.59 FSR to 10.85 FSR. It also seeks to increase the allowable FSR for Dwelling Uses from 7.86 FSR to 8.15 FSR. This accounts for:
• Increased residential floor area due to the conversion of in-suite storage floor area, previously excluded from FSR calculations, into normal residential floor area as a result of the consolidation of residential units;
• Increased residential floor area due to the inclusion of rooftop mechanical space that was incorrectly omitted from the residential floor area calculation in the rezoning application;
• A small net decrease in floor area due to minor changes in the residential and non-residential portions of the building.
At the rezoning stage, a majority of the proposed residential units were one-bedroom units. During pre-sales for the project, there was strong demand for larger family units with three or more bedrooms. The interior design of the residential floors was revised in response to this demand, resulting in the consolidation of smaller units into larger three-bedroom units (Figure 2 and 3).
This week at Cardero, by @BosaProperties, we have been working on P2! In the beginning of the week,
we poured half of the P2 suspended slab. For the rest of the week, we will be working on the P2 core walls,
columns, and perimeter walls. https://twitter.com/axiombuilders
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