Jane Warner Plaza Concept Vision

In partnership with District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman’s Office, the San Francisco County Transportation Authority, and SFMTA, SF Public Works Bureau of Landscape Architecture has reimagined the new Jane Warner Plaza as a flexible community space that celebrates the life of the late, beloved community police officer, Jane Warner.

Innes Avenue Sidewalk Improvement Project

The Innes Avenue Sidewalk Improvement Project will improve pedestrian safety and accessibility along Innes Avenue, between Arelious Walker and Donahue Street. Improvements include construction of 6 ADA compliant curb ramps, 400 feet of new pedestrian safety rockslide catchment fence, and nearly 450 linear feet of new sidewalk, the majority of which is entirely missing. Design is expected to be complete by Winter 2023, and the project is anticipated to be open for use by Fall 2025.

Various Locations Curb Ramps #10

San Francisco Public Works has hired R&S Construction Management, Inc. to construct new curb ramps at intersections throughout San Francisco. This project will include demolishing existing curb ramps & curbs, constructing new, ADA-compliant curb ramps and reconstructing adjacent areas of the sidewalk and curb lane. Work will be taking place at the following intersections:

Alemany Interchange Improvement Project

Alemany Blvd., under the Highway 280 and 101 interchange, is a heavily trafficked and auto-dominated street associated with off-ramps and on-ramps. The Alemany Interchange Improvement Project will bring imperative improvements to the safety, accessibility and aesthetic qualities of Alemany Blvd. Pedestrians travel the area between San Bruno Avenue and the northern side of Alemany (aka The Farmer’s Market) on a regular basis.

Japantown Buchanan Mall

Japantown’s Buchanan Mall is the pedestrian portion of Buchanan Street that runs for one block between Post and Sutter streets. Along with Peace Plaza, it’s the geographic and cultural heart of the neighborhood. The Mall is paved with a river of cobblestones, connecting two fountain installations, consisting of origami flower forms designed by renowned artist Ruth Asawa, and surrounded by low, circular stone walls.