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It was designed in an open plan Art Deco and Streamline Modern style, and originally built by Henry Doelger as his sales office.

1 320JADUAH AVE. s a n francisco,ca 1ST FLOOR -SUITE 1 henry doelger building 320JUDAH st. s a n f r a n c i s c o, c a The Landmarked historic Doelger Building has been wonderfully renovated and fully modernized. It was designed in an open plan Art Deco and Streamline Modern style, and originally built by Henry Doelger as his sales office. Located in the Inner Sunset, one block from the N-Line and Muni, with excellent access from Marin and the North Bay across the Golden Gate Bridge, from the South Bay and SFO up I-280 and Hwy 1. Street parking and parking garages are located close by. Located two blocks from Golden Gate Park with access to jogging and bike trails, as well as close proximity to the DeYoung Museum, The California Academy of Sciences and UCSF. that can be combined into one contiguous space and in addition to security access to enter the building, each unit has its own electronic access. In addition, state of the art video surveillance is available 24/7 both inside (common area) and outside the building. The community around 320 Judah is a jewel in the Inner Sunset. Newcomers such as LaBoulange are complimenting existing local artisan restaurants and shops on Irving Street between 10th and 9th Avenue. The building layout provides a wonderful opportunity for a single or up to four separate tenant with two units looking onto an outdoor courtyard. Each of the floors has units

CONSTRUCTION HISTORY CONSTRUCTION HISTORY In January of 1932, Henry Doelger commissioned architect Charles O. Clausen of Clausen Studios to design the headquarters for Henry Doelger Builder Inc.

Clausen had previously worked with Doelger on the design of single-family houses in the Sunset District and was one of the few outside consulting architects to work with Sunset District builders of

Constructed at a cost of $4,000, the one-story with mezzanine building was built at 320 Judah Street, adjacent to the four- story apartment building next door, where Doelger lived and operated his

The success of Doelger s construction business necessitated a series of building expansions just a few years later.

2 Four months later, Doelger announced that he was again expanding 320 Judah Street, enlisting in- house staff architectural designer Chester Dolphin to draw up the plans.

2 CONSTRUCTION HISTORY CONSTRUCTION HISTORY In January of 1932, Henry Doelger commissioned architect Charles O. Clausen of Clausen Studios to design the headquarters for Henry Doelger Builder Inc., his emergent construction firm. Clausen had previously worked with Doelger on the design of single-family houses in the Sunset District and was one of the few outside consulting architects to work with Sunset District builders of that era. Clausen s design featured a boldly Modern Art Deco facade and lobby. Constructed at a cost of $4,000, the one-story with mezzanine building was built at 320 Judah Street, adjacent to the four- story apartment building next door, where Doelger lived and operated his nascent construction business. Later that year, Doelger designed and built an attached one- story garage to the east, fronting the sidewalk, which mimicked the stepped vestibule of the main building. The success of Doelger s construction business necessitated a series of building expansions just a few years later. In early 1936, the roof of the original building was raised and an additional mezzanine level installed in order to provide more workshop space.2 Four months later, Doelger announced that he was again expanding 320 Judah Street, enlisting in- house staff architectural designer Chester Dolphin to draw up the plans.3 Around that time, he added a prominent vertical projecting blade sign, with neon lettering reading Henry Doelger Homes. A third major expansion occurred in 1940, with a horizontal addition onto the adjacent lot. Completed in 1940, the new expansion doubled the building s street frontage and resulted in a seamless merging of the addition s Streamline Modern detailing with the original Art Deco design. It appears likely that the entry doors and vestibule of the original building were modified at the time of the expansion to feature glass block walls and glazed half circles at the entry doors. The expanded building contained the sales office, design workshops, staff office space, as well as lumber, hardware, and other construction materials. (Refer to Draft article 10 Landmark Designation Report, Sep. 19th, 2012)

3 320 JUDAH ST. 1ST FLOOR -SUITE 1 Square Ft. Rate: Term: 2,780 Square Feet Ground Floor & Mezzanine $43/Industrial Gross 3-5 Years 1st Floor Suite 1 Open floor plan with lower mezzanine ready to move in or TI s Large skylights and windows provide great natural light Radiant in-floor heating High Speed network wiring 100% LED lighting Electronic access system 1 Restroom/1 ADA Restroom Spec Plans for 2-3 Private Offices and Conference Room One block from Muni, and two blocks from Golden Gate Park Suite 1/ Mezzanine Common Area/Stairs Below Mezzanine Suite 2: Leased Below Mezzanine/Basement Level Suite 1/ Below Mezzanine Bathroom Courtyard Suite 2 LEASED Storage

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