Hayes Valley has become the center of gravity for San Francisco's AI scene and this David Baker architecturally designed 5th-floor studio puts you in the middle of it, no car required. 347 sq ft of efficiently utilized space: An expansive west-facing window pulls light through the home, and every inch works harder than its footprint suggests. The kitchen is specified like a larger home Bertazzoni induction cooktop and convection oven, Bosch dishwasher, Blomberg refrigerator, Moen SS sink, quartz countertops, custom cabinetry. Kohler tub and Grohe fixtures in the bath. In-unit Miele washer and dryer, because laundromat runs are not a good use of a Saturday. Built in 2016 and architecturally uncompromising. A Corten steel gate opens into a private community feng-shui-compliant courtyard, then into a building with interiors done in collaboration with Charles De Lisle: a flexible work and-lounge space for days you'd rather not be at your desk, two bike rooms, an elevator, and a panoramic rooftop terrace with four seating areas, a full BBQ setup with a grill, countertop space, and sink all with views of City Hall. Civic Center Plaza 0.5 mi away, the Painted Ladies and Alamo Square 0.6 mi away, the Financial District is 2.4 mi away. Come see for yourself!