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surroundings of "the panoramic" building in soma san francisco (in the image, the hq of code for america)
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sidewalk
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entrance
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smart bicycle parking (frequent in japan, becoming more so in north america and some european countries)
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inside of the building: an "edward hopper" moment with kirsten dirksen and patrick kennedy
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patrick kennedy explains the framework for the design of common spaces at the panoramic (industrial-minimal-modern design, with lots of "see-through" features in order to increase the sense of space
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elevator lounge in one of the floors
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patrick kennedy showing one of the apartments
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integrated elements in order to maximize space
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closet
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kitchen
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one of the available distributions for microapartments in the building
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all windows oversee soma district and the city's downtown
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the twitter hq as seen from the inside of one of the panoramic microapartments
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patrick kennedy, developer of the panoramic via panoramic interests
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kirsten dirksen and patrick kennedy
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the district
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furniture
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elevator lounge
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common space in the roof deck
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the views are indeed panoramic from the roof deck
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overlooking sf's downtown
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soma san francisco from the roofdeck at "the panoramic" building
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soma san francisco
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kirsten dirksen at the panoramic building (san francisco, california)
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roof deck
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the area is packed with startup headquarters
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from the deck
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the roofdeck includes native xeriscaping
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from the top of the panoramic building
