The project occupies a whole depth of a city block between Folsom Street and Shipley Street in the Yerba Buena district of San Francisco. As an antithesis to a typical Victorian style residences seen in all parts of the city, the Profilit-clad glass blocks are a new interpretation of the Victorian House “bay windows” required by code. Despite the low floor-to-ceiling heights, deep and narrow structural grids, the dwelling units are made into very attractive live/work spaces thanks to a fully glazed façade and double-height mezzanine arrangements. All 200 units are rectangular with a uniform width of 4.9m and depths varying from 15 to 20m. The first 4 levels form a "podium", which contain a vast parking garage within.