7–33 Columbus Avenue
Chinatown · San Francisco, CA 94111
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1913
The Drexler–Colombo Building, a reinforced concrete building with stores on the ground floor and offices above, to the design of the Reid Brothers.
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1982
Recorded in the city's 1982 survey of North Beach, adopted by the Board of Supervisors in 1999, as an individually listed resource. The survey also notes San Francisco City Landmark No. 237. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (07001469).
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Mar 1985
Kook-up temp. power repair fire damage.
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Jun 1985
New construction.
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Oct 1987
Demolish offices.
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Dec 1992
Reroofing.
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Jan 1997
To erect electric sign.
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Nov 1999
Addt'l hood type 1-add hood only.
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Apr 2000
Painted wall sign.
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Jul 2000
Installed existing fire system and test 3 gallon ansual system.
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Sep 2008
Reroofing.
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Oct 2008
To finalize work under 200007316486.
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Oct 2008
To finalize work under 9924864.
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Jun 2009
Underpinning piers under west wall of lot 4.
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Jan 2011
Removal of electric sign for site repairs. replacement upon completion of work (under separate permit). general advertising signage.
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Nov 2011
Repair and refurbish storefront assemblies consistent with original building plans by removing non-original stone, tile, stucco & brick cladding, repair or replace in kind all damaged deteriorated or missing wood element, install new concrete curbs so all wood elements are above adj. sidewalk grade, install.
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Dec 2011
Erect an electric projecting double faced direct new sign.
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Dec 2012
To obtail final inspection for work approved under permit application 200906100171. all work is complete. special inspection required.
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Jan 2017
For admin purposes: change use from barber shop to tattoo shop. no construction, no work being performed.
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2018
Listed as National Register of Historic Places 07001469 — Drexler-Colombo Building.
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2018
Listed as San Francisco City Landmark No. 237 — Drexler-Colombo Building.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline.
Not yet documented: the architect and builder and the early tenants. Submit an update