CDXX LOUNGE AND DISPENSARY :

SAN FRANCISCO

This project marks a significant stride towards equitable access for one of San Francisco’s historically underserved communities.  We assisted our client with navigating the complex approval process from extensive community outreach to securing a crucial Conditional Use Authorization from the SF Planning Commission and approval by SF Public Health  for one of the first cannabis smoking lounge in California. The storefront features a rotating art exhibit showcasing the talent of artists living and working within the Bayview-Hunter's Point neighborhood.

Modern cafe counter with white countertop, black front panel, four gray barstools, shelves with bottles, coffee makers, and snacks, and a sign that reads "Maximum Occupancy 28 Persons."
Interior of a modern store with wooden display shelves and a variety of products, including displayed botanicals or small items. Commercial architecture project in San Francisco for a Cannabis Lounge & retail shop
Modern retail store interior displaying various products including beverages and accessories, with digital screens and display shelves, in a clean and minimalistic design. Commercial architecture project in San Francisco for a Cannabis Lounge
Two flat-screen TVs hanging on a wall above a display counter in a retail shop. The right TV shows an abstract scene with two silhouettes in a blue-lit, minimalist environment. Commercial architecture project in San Francisco for a Cannabis Lounge
A retail store interior with a central display table holding various products in small transparent containers, a wall-mounted TV screen, and a refrigerator stocked with beverages. Commercial architecture project in San Francisco for a Cannabis Lounge
Interior of a modern reception area with a white counter, a mounted animal skull, signs, and a black chair. The ceiling has track lighting and exposed ductwork. Commercial architecture project in San Francisco for a Cannabis Lounge
Modern lounge or waiting area with red and black ottomans, small white tables, a beige sofa, and wall-mounted screens in a well-lit, minimalistic space. Commercial architecture project in San Francisco for a Cannabis Lounge
Empty modern lounge with beige upholstered sectional sofa, black pillows, small white round tables, red ottomans, and a wall with subtle lighting.Commercial architecture project in San Francisco for a Cannabis Lounge
Modern art gallery interior with white walls, artwork on display, a reception desk with a chair, and a small seating area by the window. Commercial architecture project in San Francisco for a Cannabis Lounge