the fact the original design apparently had a tile shed roof and where the addition was so it looks like everything else which is mission revival in the neighborhood and to put just a box on the top without the kind of finishing is not right. at the very least, regardless of what we decide as far as the addition and how far forward it should come, i think the project sponsor should be allowed to finish that in a way that looks a program like every other addition whether it is the original structure where the other additions that have been done have all been sympathetic to the context of the neighborhood. i think even some of the d.r. requestors would agree that finishing at the right way it will look like it belongs with the house. there are other issues here. i visited the contact and the project sponsor and i visited one night and walked through the place and got a really good idea of what the needs were to try to locate the master bedroom and the children's bedrooms on the upper floor which requires a certain amount of space and i could see given what they were allowed to have, it was

>> we can take a look at this drawing. >> we did move this to a 15 foot setback and we added the tiled roof but with his returns on either side. that is the street you. have you from further down the street and more of an aerial shot. that would be one way with a tile roof here and here and here to integrate the upper addition with the lower house. one way to do it. commissioner moore: it is clear that would create a massive feeling. it would be much closer to the street. architecturally i find it somewhat in congruent. it is a top hat not quite fitting. i am comfortable with the setback and with the contemporary addition which is in keeping with interpretations of historic preservation staff -- style. i need to step in in defense. i found myself calling staff and saying what is happening, you're not on this project. there is an independent review function within the planning department and i am glad it is independent. they need to step forward when they see something and even in my case, i did not quite agree with the observation. i took the facts as being what they're supposed to do.

behind that, you have all black glass tile. really quite spectacular. >> this adjacent guest suite is an elegant yet comforting retreat. >> here you have paneled walls done in a suede fabric. beautiful closets and also a large screen plasma tv for entertaining. >> the attached bath is well appointed with whimsical and intuitive design elements. >> it consists of a spa-like bathroom. you have tile from italy, which actually looks like a natural stone. it's really quite spectacular. >> the master suite is both visually exciting and undeniably comfortable. >> as you first walk in, what really hits you is how open it is to the outside. you're completely enveloped in nature. and you have a beautiful 15-foot long all gas fireplace done in calcutta marble. the back wall is done in a calvin klein wool fabric. and then the last wall is done in a tab would ybowould ytaboo . >> this imaginative design has a dazzling center piece. >> there are great contrasts in the master bedroom. so you feel very insulated and comfortable inside the mast

this is tile. consider the corn's ear a tiling of pale yellow pillows, tiny. or hexagonal pearls addressed on the bathroom floor. i flip through a 12 month calendar each tile numbered, each 30, each sheet of a dozen passing, passing. thank you. [applause] >> our next speaker is nancy hong. nancy is an artist, writer, children's book ill administrator, curator and art's administrator. devoted her artistic career to the nonprofit art's sector creatingim mags for political, social and community events and causes her writing has been published in severalan tholologies. with that i introduce nancy hong. >> thank you for coming this is called bread and soup. beneath the bear bulb we gather to eat our evening meal of bread and soup. here behind the mission walls the kind speaks to us in euphemisms we avoids staring at our brown roasts faces, our hard boiled hands and violet veins he mouths his words like a fish careful not to mention china to us who are now fartherless and motherless in this new country. he does not know we created our own miracle that transformed th

glass tile. >> this is a very trendy kitchen. the glass tiles are very popular now. also the trend is to mix and match the cabinets a little bit. here we have wood and here we have metal cabinets. very eye catching hood here.

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there are alsogambling tiles. i have photos. ter i ed from -- issued him the citationrece recotionfor a place of entertainment. the former commandiofficer at the station recommendedenial sed ourprevious encounte he contied to n it as a place of entertainment. there were yelp reviews, people saying they used the karaoke rooms after the citation occurred. i visited shabu pub during the days he said there wasaig posted outdoor diotee a sign posted. also, one of the rooms upstairs had been converted to a bedroom. ere wereeveral tho dollars in cash and what not alsoalr doorat led on to the roof that the first level, which had a letter attached to eside -- a letter attached to the side to let you get out the backdoor sill there was a full shower which had recently been used when mr. opened e door the mirror was steamed. there was a pair of women's panties hanging in the shower as well time iave kehi about anything, he has changed his story numerous times. i canonmehe lyito me first he said the shower was for workers, ifthey had to sta

all of these were stucco, tiled roof, flat trams. many have been changed by misguided improvement, the northeast side reflects the original concept. the houses still appear small in size because the upper floors are set back and are low enough in height. you just don't see them from the street or you minimally see them. i have been walking towards san francisco for more than 20 years with city guides and visitors and residents often comment that it is the distinctions that make the city special and we don't treat our city like so many others. i am not against change. i am excited that they want to improve their place but it should be wise change. there is no reason to break the current streetscape. this is the same picture that you saw before. we can expand at a lower height but with more of a setback. besides changing the streetscape, this proposal will drastically change our upper deck. since our rear yard as to the north, it does not get much sun. the upper deck is our major up your space -- outdoor space. this is spoken of as a s

a way to notice this tile roof on the top because it will be significant in a moment. here is what this is going to look like from across the street. you have approximately 2.5 feet of the third floor that shows above the front roofline. nothing at all like the other picture you saw. this was computer-generated from the plants. it is accurate. i am running at a time. am i to know we had -- we can walk you through it later. i have things to say about the historical designation. this is an issue i wish i had time to talk to you. taken altogether what we're left with is a project we have modified three different time significantly. we're squeezed down to a size that is barely tolerable and we would like to be asked to be allowed to bring this proposal back to the 15 feet in front. thank you. president miguel: project sponsor? >> good evening. i am here with my wife catherine. we have lived on supervisor mar: re -- rico way. i am here as a neighbor of troy and mary. anctually bruce and margaret. the majority of the homes are three stories. our house is not like theirs. i a

>> the open kitchen has tin tiles and windows over the sink. there is a log cabin on the property.'t get. a wrap around deck. outside you have the beautiful brook running through the grounds. own your own brook which is a great thing to sleep to. >> four bedrooms and two baths. lots of room for guests. next is a beautiful southern charmer in charlotte, north carolina. actually won an award from the american institute of architects. >> it deserves it. you will see the style of the house. do you know the average temperature -- oh, we're in miami here. >> are we? >> yes, miami, florida. >> that's all right. we'll catch up. the average temperature in miami is a balmy 82 degrees. this is a ranch style home on a lush corner lot on a quiet street. i think somebody should have swept the sidewalk. i don't get it when people don't think of that before taking the shot. the interior is hollywood glamorous with cathedral ceilings, polished wall floors and modern lights. there are painted built in bookshelves. i'm not a lover of gray walls but it works there. looks delicious. the family room is

the entry has cool tile floors and clean off white walls. a separate laundry room. dining room has wide baseboards an and a picture window. i like the covered patio with lots of outdoor space. that's a gorgeous living room. plenty of entertaining space. a huge backyard. three bedrooms and two baths for $184,000. >> and a pool! >> and a diving board. >> finally, louisville, kentucky, home of the kentucky derby and the birthplace of the cheeseburger. you have a two bedroom, two and a half bath. >> i didn't know the cheeseburger was born there. >> and kentucky fried chicken. >> there are over 1,000 mint j w juleps served during kentucky derby there. this is just under $200,000. there is a simple breakfast room inside with dark wood floors. in the kitchen the owners have to change the counters and back splashes from the terrible black. what a difference it would make. the dining room is elegant with a big bay window. the guest room looks like a master bedroom to me. that's the guest room. not bad. lots of closet space. a private patio that just needs some flowers. taxes

along the waterfront, tiles. -- aprons along the waterfront, tiles. these are big opportunities for us. i thought of the issue about the fund-raising and whether there was any risk associated with not seeing the fund-raising come through, and whether that is something we can look at in terms of expenses. i think there is an answer there. from all the conversations i have heard and comments i have received, the acoc is going to be capable of raising additional money. they have raised significant money already and are generating excitement for a project that has yet to be approved by this body. and think that is the important thing to note. i also think that given some of the scaleable items, the expenses that will depend on the crowd -- i believe people see the waterfront as a special place. i do not think we will see the same issues we saw in san diego. it is going to be a successful event. from the fund-raising component, there is a good story to tell. there are ways to mitigate risk that make me feel more comfo

so you have these big tiles instead of the little icons. each tile tells you things.ere's the weather. here's the incoming e-mail. here's the current song playing. like that. so very fluid, very beautiful. i can teach you the whole thing in one second. ready. swipe in from the side to get to the controls. swipe in from 234e other side to switch to apps. and down from the top to get the address a bar. that's the whole thing. >> it's almost a ripoff of the mac-os. that looks to me like the mission control you have and you swipe and get to the page where you have your applications at the bottom. >> i don't know. i actually give them credit for not adapting little icons on a black background like the iphone and android. they went a totally different way. what about people who need the desk top folders and files? for that they've got the real windows hiding underneath here. so this is regular windows. so if you have a pc, again no start menu. but if you have a regular pc, this is hiding here. that's the downside. now you have two different worlds to learn. this one and you

with organizations like sfmade, from bike messenger bags to ceramic tiles, a new market is being created around the world for local goods made right here in san francisco. [applause] clearly, i can go on and on about jobs. i will. jobs will remain the top priority of the administration. you should care about jobs, the economy, and innovation. if you care about muni, like i do, you should care about jobs, our community, and innovation. whether it is parks, health care, the arts, public safety, the environment, where schools, our ability is directly connected to giving every family the ability of a paycheck and willingness to embrace innovation. through all of this, we are partnering with a new generation of community oriented business people, joining a long time neighborhood and community activists to help san francisco realize its goals. whether it is the great new economy, like ron and gail conway or mark danny cox, who is leading the 21st century movement, or neighborhood and community leaders, like rows in chinatown, mary and al harris in the mission, or dr. joe marshall in the bayvie

>> the flooring is a low voc non-vinyl tile. it has none of the detriments of vinyl. we have the recycling area where paper, glass and aluminum. >> compost. >> i will show i some of the office and how we operate. this is our composting is down here. all our cleaning products are green certified products. we are running out of space for our bike racks. we used to be like 3 riders. now we are 4, and 5. more and more people are riding to work. that's one of the commitments we have within our office >> somebody whispered to me that marvin johnson was recently named city and county bike commuter of the year. we are proud to have marvin to the office. we have a dish washer when is an energy star. part of being green. we are not using paper plates or styrofoam cups much minimal paper towels. so if you look in the cabinets, we have lots of bowels and plates and regular flat wear. we run the dish washer because that's part for the environment. >> this is david green, senior electrical inspector. >> i just had a question on the flooring, i noticed linoleum is starting to come b

and you put these tiled blocks in the bottom. you gotta--the tile looks right thickness, right? so it melt away, melt away, melt away and finally, when it finally slow down, okay? you've got enough left over so that the part just left over is you. but that was a big problem getting with-- how do you enter the air at 18,000 miles per hour. that's a lot of friction gang, a lot of friction, burn you up. but these problems have been solved and we live at a time now where it's routine. interesting things about the elliptical path. this circle is an elliptical path and remember we talked about an ellipse? an ellipse is an oval-shaped type thing with a focus here and a focus here, remember that? and for the case of satellite motion, one focus is the planet itself and the other focus is just in space and around it goes. maybe a higher speed will put this focus over here or further down and further down, okay? over here, even a circular orbit is an ellipse and if i go at a higher speed, now the focus--instead of having both foci together, the bottom focus is maybe right here. these foci

it has tile floors, hand stacked stone work and super high windows.world look but it's totally modern. everything you are looking at is new and expensive. how about this huge open air courtyard with water features, arched windows and doors plus the bar and grill as an extra entertaining area. right next door it butts into a huge outdoor/indoor entertaining area with a fireplace. not bad. that's all one space. not a bad space to entertain. if that's not enough there is a rooftop patio with views of sparkling city lights and sun sets, wow. by the way, you can lease it for $1900 a month if you don't want to spring for the $399,000 they are asking for. >> that's a bargain. it's beautiful. let's stay with the sunshine theme. go down to florida. >> nice place, not far from al today. it offers pristine beaches, golf, polo, art festivals and some of the best skools chools state. it has a brick paved circular drive and tropical landscaping. the living room has cool tile floors, crown molding and the sliding doors open to the lanai in the backyard. the kitchen

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