Minnesota Street Project San Franciscom, Dog Patch Building, 1930s Industrial Warehouse
Minnesota Street Project
Industrial Warehouse Renovation in San Francisco, California, USA – design by Jensen Architects
Jun 17, 2017
Minnesota Street Project in Dog Patch Neighborhood
Design: Jensen Architects
Location: Address: 1275 Minnesota St, Dog Patch neighborhood, San Francisco, CA, USA
Minnesota Street Project in San Francisco
The Minnesota Street Project was established as an initiative to combat the rising rent market in San Francisco, who?s many casualties have not spared the City?s artists and art galleries.

The design pivots around the renovation of a 1937 industrial warehouse in the heart of the rapidly developing Dog Patch neighborhood.
Original wood plank ceilings supported on delicate steel trusses define the new 5000-sq.ft. central atrium, which will showcase rotating exhibitions.

The soaring space also accommodates two levels about its perimeter, composed of fifteen private galleries and a Café and Bar fronting Minnesota Street.

A simplified palette of new materials, which includes polished concrete floors, exposed structural steel, and exposed corrugated metal ceilings, compliments the building?s original materiality, accentuating the industrial atmosphere of the space.

Minnesota Street Project San Francisco – Building Information
MINNESOTA STREET PROJECT, San Francisco, California | 2016

Architects: Jensen Architects

Client: Minnesota Street Proj...