625 Hyde Street
7-unit apartment building · Tenderloin
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1910
Designed by James F. Dunn, a self-taught San Francisco architect best known for French Beaux Arts work with curved balconies, delicate ironwork and heavy figural ornament.
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1920
Built as apartment building with 7 three-room units, to the design of the architect James F. Dunn. Four storeys, reinforced concrete structure, two-part vertical composition with attic, Renaissance/Baroque ornamentation.
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Apr 2016
Comply nov 200561935. partial vertical addition @ 5/fl. add bath & roof deck to one unit. add 2 bedroom & bath to one unit (rear). add bedroom to ground floor to one unit. interior remodel throughout.
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Aug 2026
7 kitchen and 7 bathrooms to be remodeled in kind. no moving walls. each kitchen approx. 100 sq ft. each bathroom approx. 40 sq ft.
3 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 1 expired permit is not shown. This building's context statement dates the work 1910; the assessor's roll records the parcel as built 1920.
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