Condominium In San Francisco

THE TOWERS AT󠃢󠂁󠂣󠃢󠂁󠂣󠃍󠂏󠃢󠂀󠂋󠃢󠂁󠂤󠃳󠂠󠂁󠂁 EMBARCADERO SOUTH BEACH, SAN FRANCISCO 180 of Bay Bridge to Oracle Park Reimagined to the Studs When the current owners first walked into this South Beach residence, they weren’t just buying a floor plan they were buying a view: a sweeping, uninterrupted 180 degrees of San Francisco Bay, from the Bay Bridge to Oracle Park. Determined that nothing would stand between that view and everyday life, they undertook a complete gut renovation, engaging award-winning architects Tom & Agulia and general contractor Price Woods Construction to rebuild the residence from the studs out. Every wall, sightline, and square foot was reconsidered with a single goal in mind: let the bay in. What began as a conventional 1-bedroom A loft, 2-bath layout with a separate living room and den was opened up and reworked so the water and skyline read from nearly every room not glimpsed through a window, but framed as the centerpiece of the home. At the heart of it all is a galley-style kitchen run down the center of the unit, three times the size of the original anchored by concrete countertops and a serious lineup of Gaggenau, Miele, and Sub-Zero appliances. Low-voltage pendant lighting casts a soft amber glow, a warm nod to the ballpark lights across the street. The primary bath was rebuilt into a private oasis: a concrete countertop with dual glass vessel sinks, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, limestone tile, a smoked-glass walk-in shower with dual shower heads, and laundry tucked neatly out of sight. The second bath holds its own, with a Jacuzzi tub upgraded to a dedicated 220-volt ci THE TOWERS AT EMBARCADERO SOUTH BEACH, SAN FRANCISCO 180 of Bay Bridge to Oracle Park Reimagined to the Studs When the current owners first walked into this South Beach residence, they weren’t just buying a floor plan they were buying a view: a sweeping, uninterrupted 180 degrees of San Francisco Bay, from the Bay Bridge to Oracle Park. Determined that nothing would stand between that view and everyday life, they undertook a complete gut renovation, engaging award-winning architects Tom & Agulia and general contractor Price Woods Construction to rebuild the residence from the studs out. Every wall, sightline, and square foot was reconsidered with a single goal in mind: let the bay in. What began as a conventional 1-bedroom A loft, 2-bath layout with a separate living room and den was opened up and reworked so the water and skyline read from nearly every room not glimpsed through a window, but framed as the centerpiece of the home. At the heart of it all is a galley-style kitchen run down the center of the unit, three times the size of the original anchored by concrete countertops and a serious lineup of Gaggenau, Miele, and Sub-Zero appliances. Low-voltage pendant lighting casts a soft amber glow, a warm nod to the ballpark lights across the street. The primary bath was rebuilt into a private oasis: a concrete countertop with dual glass vessel sinks, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, limestone tile, a smoked-glass walk-in shower with dual shower heads, and laundry tucked neatly out of sight. The second bath holds its own, with a Jacuzzi tub upgraded to a dedicated 220-volt circuit, limestone tile, a single vanity, and a smoked-glass, wood-framed door. Throughout the rest of the unit, single-plank Artemis oak flooring genuine 3/4-inch solid wood carries the same level of craftsmanship underfoot. Outside, the private patio is finished in outdoor ceramic tile with a porous look and feel soft underfoot and easy to maintain, made for taking in that view barefoot with a cup of coffee. Low-voltage gallery lighting runs along every wall throughout the rest of the unit, ready to highlight artwork the way a private gallery would. The result is rare for South Beach: a fully custom, architect-led renovation inside a full-service building, anchored by one of the most commanding views in the city. This is a home built around one extraordinary view, and remodeled top to bottom to make sure nothing ever gets in the way of it.