730 Stanyan by OMA

A new community hub for low-income families and transitional age youth

2026-08-24

项目标签

设计公司: :; OMA
位置: :; United States
类型: :; Architecture
材料: :; GFRC Metal Concrete Glass
标签: :; San Francisco
分类: :; Residential Architecture Apartment Buildings Social Housing Residential Apartment

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旧金山正面临全美最严重的住房危机之一——这一不可持续的状况不仅导致无家可归者增多，同时也在持续加剧并扩大经济与种族不平等。730 Stanyan项目在旧金山为低收入人群新增了160套深度可负担住宅及配套设施，服务对象包括家庭、曾无家可归的家庭以及“过渡年龄青年”（Transitional Age Youth, TAY）——若不采取行动，他们很可能被迫迁离这座城市。

San Francisco faces one of the worst housing crises in the country—an unsustainable situation that not only contributes to homelessness but also perpetuates and exacerbates economic and racial inequality. 730 Stanyan adds 160 deeply affordable homes and amenities for people with low incomes in San Francisco, including families, formerly unhoused families, and Transitional Age Youth (TAY) who might otherwise be pushed out of the city.

▼建筑外观，Exterior view © Jason O’Rear

730 Stanyan位于海特街（Haight Street）——一条历史悠久的商业走廊——与斯坦扬街（Stanyan Street）——一条沿金门公园的主要干道——的交汇处。这座194,000平方英尺的建筑将昔日的快餐店用地转变为高品质住宅与社区空间，其设计旨在回应周边海特-阿什伯里（Haight-Ashbury）社区不拘一格的城市环境与多元社群。

▼分析图，Analysis diagram © OMA

730 Stanyan is located at the intersection of Haight Street, an historic commercial corridor, and Stanyan Street, a major thoroughfare along Golden Gate Park. Designed to reflect the neighborhood’s eclectic urban environment and diverse communities, the 194,000-square-foot building transforms a former fast-food site into high-quality housing and community space.

▼鸟瞰，Aerial view of the site © Jason O’Rear

▼街景视角，Street views © Jason O’Rear

▼立面涂鸦，Facade graffiti © Jason O’Rear

八层高的建筑按照周边历史建筑的尺度进行组织。两座四层体量分别沿北侧的海特街和南侧的沃勒街（Waller）布置，与社区街道尺度相呼应。位于两者之间较高的八层体量则塑造出一系列庭院与露台，将户外空间、光线和金门公园编织进建筑之中。住宅主要面向家庭——超过50%（160套中的82套）为两居室和三居室单元。通过对转角的充分运用，OMA与Y.A. studio得以规划出高效的公寓平面，提供宽敞的居住空间，其中许多可俯瞰公园景观。

▼体量分析图，Analysis diagram of the volume © OMA

The eight-story building is organized to meet the scale of the historic buildings surrounding it in Haight-Ashbury. Two four-story sections flank Haight and Waller, neighborhood streets to the north and south. The taller eight-story volume between them is shaped to create a series of courtyards and terraces that weave outdoor space, light, and Golden Gate Park into the building. The homes within are geared toward families— over 50% (82 of 160) are two- and three-bedroom units. Maximizing the number of corners allowed OMA and Y.A. studio to plan efficient apartments that provide generous homes, many with views to the park.

▼顶视图，Top view © Jason O’Rear

▼庭院与露台，Courtyards and terraces © Jason O’Rear

▼庭院，Courtyards © Jason O’Rear

▼庭院，Courtyard © Jason O’Rear

▼仰视立面，Looking up to the facade © Jason O’Rear

730 Stanyan的立面采用了一系列模块化GFRC“波浪”面板，以俏皮的方式呼应周边联排住宅的韵律与形态。每块面板集成了窗户和通风百叶，这一系统使立面兼具成本效益、耐久性并便于现场快速安装。

▼立面分析图，Analysis diagrams of the facade © OMA

730 Stanyan’s façade features a series of modular GFRC “wave” panels shaped to playfully echo the rhythm and form of the neighborhood’s townhomes. Each panel includes integrated windows and ventilation louvers, a system that made the façade cost-effective, durable and quick to install on site.

▼沿街立面，Facade along the street © Jason O’Rear

▼GFRC波浪面板立面，GFRC “wave” panel façade © Jason O’Rear

▼立面细部，Facade details © Jason O’Rear

三个各具特色的庭院——与GLS Landscape Architecture合作设计——组织着建筑的首层空间：一个私密的内部花园、一个儿童游乐区，以及一个朝向公园开放的聚会庭院。这些庭院通过一层玻璃走廊与住宅配套设施和服务空间相连，走廊可望向斯坦扬街及远处的公园。上层的交通空间呼应了这种通透性：走廊采用错动布置以消除冗长而无个性的走道，每个电梯厅都朝向金门公园开放视野。

Three distinct courtyards, designed in collaboration with GLS Landscape Architecture, organize the building’s ground floor: a private internal garden, a childcare play area, and a gathering court open toward the park. The courtyards are connected to residential amenities and services by a glazed ground floor corridor that looks out to Stanyan Street and the park beyond. The circulation spaces above echo this porosity: corridors are staggered to eliminate long, anonymous hallways, and each elevator lobby opens to views back toward Golden Gate Park.

▼首层庭院与玻璃走廊，Ground floor courtyards and glazed corridor © Jason O’Rear

▼玻璃走廊，The glazed corridor © Jason O’Rear

▼社区空间，Community spaces © Jason O’Rear

▼儿童游乐区，Childcare play area © Jason O’Rear

▼走廊，Hallway © Jason O’Rear

▼公寓室内，Interior of the apartment © Jason O’Rear

充分利用场地的显著位置及其与公园的毗邻关系，并代表周边社区的多元构成，建筑在首层提供了一个全新的社区枢纽，专注于具有社会和文化相关性的活动项目。

Taking advantage of the site’s prominence and adjacency to the park and representing the diverse constituents of the neighborhood, the building provides a new community hub at the ground floor dedicated to socially and culturally relevant programs.

▼夜景鸟瞰，Aerial view at night © Jason O’Rear

▼夜景，Night views © Jason O’Rear

▼体量示意图，Volume schematic diagram © OMA

▼屋顶平面图，Roof plan © OMA

▼首层平面图，Ground floor plan © OMA

▼二层平面图，Second floor plan © OMA

▼三层平面图，Third floor plan © OMA

▼四层平面图，Fourth floor plan © OMA

▼五层平面图，Fifth floor plan © OMA

▼六层平面图，Sixth floor plan © OMA

▼七层平面图，Seventh floor plan © OMA

▼八层平面图，Eight floor plan © OMA

▼立面图，Elevations © OMA

▼剖面图，Sections © OMA

▼细部详图，Detailed drawings © OMA

Project Information
Project Name: 730 Stanyan
Location: San Francisco, United States
Building Area: 194,000 sqft
Units: 160 deeply affordable homes (82 two- and three-bedroom units)
Target Residents: Low-income families, formerly unhoused families, Transitional Age Youth (TAY)
OMA New York Partner-in-Charge: Jason Long
Project Architect: Titouan Chapouly
Team: Christine Yoon (Associate), Jackie Woon Bae, Yiyao Wang, Leo Sasaki, Jully Chen, Younghae Lee, Victoire Marion Veronique Talien-Schemestre, Stephen Steckel, Romain Conti-Granteral
Executive Architect: Y.A. studio
Client Rep: Kango Development
Structural Engineer: Mar Structural Design
MEP: Engineering 350 (e350)
Façade: Clark-Pacific
Landscape Architect: GLS Landscape/Architecture
Urban Agriculture: Top Leaf Farms
Sustainability: Thornton Tomasetti
Interior Design: OMA and Y.A. Studio
Lighting: Dot Dash
Acoustics: CSDA
Graphics, Signage, Wayfinding: Volume SF
Civil Engineer: Urban Design Consulting Engineers (UDCE)
IT/Data/Security: Interface Engineering
Waterproofing: McGinnis Chen Associates
Geotech: Langan
Specification Writer: John Raeber
Building Maintenance: Sitco
Trash management: ATM American Trash Management
General Contractor: Cahill + Hercules Joint Venture
Mechanical subcontractor: Bay City Mechanical with Pragmatic Professional Engineers
Electrical subcontractor: Brayer Electric with Emerald City Engineers
Plumbing subcontractor: O’Brien Mechanical
Building Art Commissions:
Street-level Mural: Veil, Jennifer K. Wofford
East Wall Mural: Sorell Raino Tsui
Lobby Mural: Ramaytush Ohlone Land Acknowledgment, Vanessa Shive and Dr. Jonathan Cordero