This new condominium development in San Francisco joins two sites that previously contained early-20th century garages. The exposed wood truss beams that held up the roof structures for these buildings have been repurposed as the bridge way in the courtyard. Using a glass rail system and exposed steel braces with the salvaged wood evokes the sense of the buildings past.
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