Like the first phase, the design for the second comes from New York-based Fogarty Finger Architecture. It will rise 13 floors to 135 feet, using grey brick and large glass windows on its exterior. Renderings show a large, analog-style clock on an upper portion of the building, which will face the massive Metro Plaza redevelopment project.
175 2nd Street will also feature over 4,600 square feet of ground floor retail split between two storefronts, one facing 2nd Street and the other along Marin Boulevard. The 2014 version of the project called for 138 units, but the latest approvals upped that number to 150. There will be 91 one-bedrooms, along with 12 studios, 43 two-bedrooms, three three-bedrooms, and one four-bedroom penthouse.
