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3-7-19 San Francisco Chronicle
Towering Options
Taken together, the 20 nine-inch working models that adorn one wall of the sales center for the Avery residential complex are daunting. To the architects, they’re rough drafts of the 56-story tower nearing completion at First and Folsom streets. Read more about six of the models and how they contributed to the final design.
3-7-19 San Francisco Chronicle
Shaping the future: Small models still play role in big-city architecture
As befits a 56-story tower where the starting price for condominiums is $1.8 million, the marketing center for the Avery includes a meticulously detailed 5-foot-tall tower displayed like a pristine work of art. But that’s not the only model on display: 25 other versions of the building are lined up in rows on the nearest wall. The wall of models offers a tantalizing hint of what-ifs....
1-30-19 San Francisco Chronicle
Whether or Not You're a Millionaire, the Avery Penthouse is Quite Extraordinary
Whether or not you're a millionaire, the Avery penthouse is quite extraordinary (see renderings in the gallery above). Across the 8,482-square-foot interior of clean sleek lines, you'll find four bedrooms, six bathrooms, two powder rooms, a dedicated library, media room, gym, family room, formal living and dining rooms. Walls of glass throughout offer 360-degree views of the bay and the city skyline.
But what really separates this penthouse from others is its sprawling private rooftop deck with 1,580 square feet, the sort of space you find in a typical single-family S.F. home.
1-29-19 San Francisco Business Times
Inside the $41 Million Penthouse That Could Become San Francisco's Most Expensive Home Sold
A full-floor Transbay penthouse that's 600 feet above San Francisco is hitting the market — and it's sky-high in both ambition and price. The 8,482-square foot residence, from developer Related California, could set a new record for the most expensive home sold in the city. It's priced at $41 million.
7-2-18 Curbed San Francisco
The Avery, SoMa’s Impending Luxury High-rise, Reveals New Models
“The Avery’s interiors were shaped by the Bay Area’s magnificent natural attractions from the redwoods to the ocean,” said Clodagh in the press release. “From endless views to glowing textured woods and natural stones—each finish was carefully selected to connect people to nature.”
Available Residences start at the high $1 millions for one-bedrooms, high $2 millions for two-bedrooms, and high $3 millions for three-bedrooms. Moving in will begin as early as mid-2019.
6-25-18 Bisnow Bay Area
Related California’s Next Big San Francisco Residential Project Tops Off, Begins Condo Sales
The Avery's design keeps residents in mind and features a tapered facade to expand the view in every direction for residents. The one-, two- and three-bedroom residences and The Avery Penthouse Collection will have floor-to-ceiling glass windows in every room. Related is showcasing the interiors at its showroom at 235 First St., about a block away from the tower. Prospective residents can get a sense of what the views will look like by touching a specific floor on a model of the tower.