Roos House
3500 Jackson Street
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1906
Built.
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1909
A house designed by architect Bernard Maybeck.
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1909
Built as a wedding present, three storeys over a basement of timber frame on the northwest corner of Jackson and Locust Streets: Bernard Maybeck's own theatrical reading of the Tudor style, half-timbered with Gothic tracery, with light fixtures, furniture and fire irons he also designed. Three years after the earthquake it was set on an unusually deep foundation of timber piles driven into the hillside, its loads calculated by Maybeck's engineer Herman Kower.
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July 30, 1910
Leon Roos and his wife had lately moved into the new house. Its great living room, 19 feet high, 50 long and 25 wide, was built in the form of a chapel with a massive stone mantel; the house stood on piers 25 feet deep, its red oak front door carried the Roos initials on a gold escutcheon, and most of its furniture came from Europe. Mrs. Roos had worked out the plan, which Maybeck & White drew.
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1913
Bernard Maybeck enclosed the ground-floor balcony at the rear as a sitting room off the living-room alcove, the first of several changes he made to his own design.
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1973
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 56, Roos House.
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March 8, 1973
The Leon L. Roos House at 3500 Jackson Street was in use as a single-family residence; the zoning would have allowed its conversion to three units. The City Planning Commission unanimously approved the proposal to designate the Leon L. Roos House at 3500 Jackson Street as a City Landmark, on the recommendation of the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board.
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May 1982
Building use: gargage.
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Jun 1982
Building use: garage.
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Jun 1983
Replace floors, maintence and repairs.
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Dec 1983
Repair dry rot on entrance overhang.
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Feb 1985
Remove existing kitchen cabinet.
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1989
After the Loma Prieta earthquake the rear of the lot, where Maybeck had laid out a formal vegetable garden, was sold to pay for repairs.
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Sep 2003
Repair in kind front deck. replace tile & membrane. no structural.
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Apr 2009
Reroofing.
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October 8, 2009
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places as an exceptional Tudor Revival work by Bernard Maybeck.
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Jul 2019
Remodel garage. 1st thru 4th floors of existing single family residence. work includes relocation of bathrooms, laundry rooms. addition of bathrooms and bedrooms.**maher n/a**.
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Dec 2019
Structural upgrade to existing foundation and lower level floor framing. partial remodel of 1st floor to accomodate structural upgrade.
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Jan 2021
Revision to permit application 201907166022. to remove non visible chimney stack at roof due to unsafe structural conditions.
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Jun 2021
Install new fire sprinkler system for the building throughout. included 2" underground fire service. total=87 heads.
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Oct 2021
Revision to permit application 201907166022 to relocate metal gate at carriage way and add metal security gate at front entrance.
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Oct 2021
Revision to 2019 0716 6022 to restore existing windows facing kackson amd add rear door for emergency egress from guess bedroom.
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Feb 2022
As builts for permit application 202106081906.
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Apr 2022
Rev to permit application 201907166022 and 201912129405 to documetn structural rev required during course of construction.
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Apr 2022
Install an facu that monitors the automatic wet pipe fire sprinklers. ref permit application 202106081906.
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Oct 2022
Update as builts for #202106081906. to super seed as builts #202202288837.
2 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. The assessor's roll gives 1906; the city's statement on Progressive Era and early revival styles gives 1909. The city's statement on Progressive Era and early revival styles prints this house at two street numbers on the same page — 3500 Jackson Street in its text and 2500 Jackson Street in its illustration caption.
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