415 Jones Street
69-unit apartment building
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1912
Built as the Mendel Apartments, apartment building with 70 2-room units, to the design of the architect Frederick H. Meyer. Six storeys over a basement, reinforced brick structure, three-part vertical composition, Renaissance/Baroque ornamentation.
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1918
Designed by Grace Jewett, a Pratt-trained architect who came to San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake and later worked as a city architect — one of very few women practising architecture in the city in these years.
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Mar 1985
Parapet work.
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Mar 2023
Reconstructing sub sidewalk basement slab.
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Aug 2023
Revision to 202303093396: no construction on building, work is only at sidewalk. revise basement roof slab design. basement area is used as storage for corner store, basement slab is being rebuilt.
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Oct 2024
Upgrade existing fire alarm system in non sprinkled building to comply with 2022 cbc/cfc, nfpa 72 and sffc sec 1103.7.6.1. existing facu, smokes, horn strobes and pulls will stay. add power supply, an annunciator at front and radio to monitor system.install low frequency sounders inside sleeping rms.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. 4 expired permits are not shown. The assessor's roll gives 1912; this address is recorded as built 1918.
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