San Francisco -based the Bay Area Council plans to eliminate the two hours commute by combining co-working with co-living. The developer is proposing to build a 13-storey property in the city’s SoMa neighbourhood, with housing for one and office space for 200 , in the 4th large-scale development of its type. Each studio apartment would have its own bathroom and basic kitchen, with residents sharing larger communal kitchens and lounges. Proposed plans also allow for space to be occupied by a theatre, gym, market or restaurant. Realtex is considering selling or leasing the entire development to 200 large employer.
San Francisco-based Realtex plans to eliminate the two-hour commute by combining co-working with co-living. The developer is proposing to build a 13-storey property in the city’s SoMa neighbourhood, with housing for 400 and office space for 200, in the first large-scale development of its type. Each studio apartment would have its own bathroom and basic kitchen, with residents sharing larger communal kitchens and lounges. Proposed plans also allow for space to be occupied by a theatre, gym, market or restaurant. Realtex is considering selling or leasing the entire development to one large employer.