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OMA's 730 Stanyan: 160 Affordable Homes with Park Views in San Francisco

architecture-design · 2026-08-26

In partnership with Y.A. studio, OMA has finalized 730 Stanyan, marking its inaugural fully affordable housing initiative in the U.S. Situated at the intersection of Haight and Stanyan Streets, this development comprises 160 homes that are permanently affordable, created by TNDC and CCDC on a site previously occupied by a fast-food restaurant. Designed by OMA Partner Jason Long, the eight-story building includes family-oriented units, with 82 three-bedroom apartments averaging 93 square meters. The design aligns with the Haight-Ashbury aesthetic, featuring courtyards and terraces. The exterior showcases wave-shaped GFRC panels, while the ground level offers retail spaces, murals, and amenities. Rental prices vary from $583 to $3,300. Conceptual design commenced in June 2020, with groundbreaking in July 2023, and the project is expected to be completed by September 2025. The building is currently fully occupied.

Key facts

  • OMA and Y.A. studio completed 730 Stanyan, a 100% affordable housing project in San Francisco.
  • The building provides 160 permanently affordable homes at the entrance to Golden Gate Park.
  • Developed by TNDC and CCDC, it replaces a former fast-food site.
  • 82 of 160 units are family-sized, with three-bedrooms averaging 93 square meters.
  • The design strategy maximizes corners to increase window area and park views.
  • The facade uses prefabricated GFRC panels with integrated windows and louvers.
  • Rents range from $583 for studios to $3,300 for three-bedrooms.
  • Concept design began in June 2020; groundbreaking in July 2023; completion in September 2025; opening in July 2026.

Entities

Artists

  • Jason Long
  • Yakuh Askew
  • Jennifer K. Wofford
  • Sorell Raino Tsui
  • Vanessa Shive
  • Dr. Jonathan Cordero

Institutions

  • OMA
  • Y.A. studio
  • Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC)
  • Chinatown Community Development Center (CCDC)
  • GLS Landscape Architecture

Locations

  • San Francisco
  • United States
  • Haight-Ashbury
  • Golden Gate Park
  • Haight Street
  • Stanyan Street
  • Waller Street
  • California

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