Peter S.

Lots of Light Mission Loft

Recent updates thanks to your feedback: • Wider custom-built tables with expanded seating. • Projector! • Easy wireless presentation for PC users, no HDMI needed, though any and all of the cords are here. Brainstorming, quarterly meetings, team building, and other such activities have proven to be creatively inspiring in this old-school brick and timber space. Four skylights fill it with light, and the large wooden plank floors add warmth and charm. Add (my) award-winning photographic artwork, and you've got a fresh-feeling, comfy, professional, and productive work retreat. My goal is to make you look good! Robust Internet, kitchen, easy access, great ventilation, and private garden patio in the best part of the Mission will support your meeting's success. Upon arrival, there's an unmistakable wow factor, comments (spoken and in reviews) often include "it looks just like the pictures". Re: COVID safety: The space has high ceilings, plenty of cross-ventilation airflow, and a new high-capacity air purifier by Alen (Consumer Reports' top pick). Of course, sanitizer and alcohol wipes are placed throughout. I've hosted teams from Google, Facebook, Airbnb, Stripe, Lyft, and Peerspace! This is your time to let your booking skills shine--your team will appreciate being here! Whiteboards and Flip-Charts: • 4x9 ft. custom-built whiteboard that protrudes from the wall for easy scribble. • Flipchart Easel: 2 - 26x24" standing whiteboard/easel with clips to hold the big post-it pads. • Provided: Dry Erase markers, Post-Its, and tape. • Provided: Large Post-It pads! I was charging but now included free : ) Presentation & Connectivity: • Projector with 85" screen. • Easy wireless connectivity, but I have any and all of the cords, HDMI, USB C, etc., just in case. • Video Conferencing: The Plug-and-Play setup includes a quality webcam and omnidirectional microphone, USB cables, extension cables, and a USB C hub. Plug one cord into your Mac or PC via the USB C hub, and you're set! • Robust internet for up to 17 active users. Inside Seating: • Seating for up to 16! Outside Seating: • Seating for up to 12 on the patio, though it's a bit tight, and yes, the wifi works on the patio, too. • One durable flip-chart / whiteboard that won't fly away is available for the patio. • Private sunny and shady garden patio deck with benches and umbrella; see photos. Other Amenities: • Breath easy: top-rated air purifier, by Alen, rated for 1300 sq ft of space. • Full kitchen, though no dishwasher (I know, it's on the do-list) • 14 cup coffee maker and grinder. A fresh pot is always ready to go upon your arrival. • Tea Kettle. • Coffee cups, oat milk, and sweeteners are provided. • Brita filtered water is provided. • Space in the fridge is provided. • I often have leftover bottled water and LaCroix from other guests that I'm happy to share; please check with me beforehand to see if I have stock on hand. • The space is on the 2nd floor, and it has a freight elevator that opens to the street for easy load-in if needed. • Dog-friendly for well-behaved adult dogs. **Please clear with me beforehand! Neighborhood: Within a few blocks, there are many local lunch and coffee spots, including Sightglass Coffee, Farmhouse Thai Kitchen, Flower and Water Pasta Shop, Gus's Market, Atlas Cafe, Tartine Manufactory, and Universal Cafe. Parking info and tips: 1. Allowing an extra 10-15 minutes to find a spot usually does the trick. 2. Copy and paste this link for the nearest parking lots with walking time: https://www.parkinsf.com/sanfrancisco/parking-near/2170+Bryant+St#time-dropdown-list-item-64 3. Half the neighborhood has all-day parking, while the other half has 2-hour spots with no meters. The 2-hour spots are typically good for 2.5 hours since the SFMTA usually only passes through twice. 4. The neighborhood is flat, so walking a few blocks won't include hills. 6. The 27 Bryant stops right in front of Bryant and 20th Street. The Building: Built in ~1917, the entire building was home to a giant web press that printed the cursive writing examples that ran along the top of grade school classroom walls. Then, in the 1960s, it became home to Bindweed Press, which printed many of the iconic 1960s and 1970s love generation posters for Bill Graham, the Fillmore, etc., including posters for the Grateful Dead, among others. One of those presses is now housed in the printing museum in San Jose. About me: I support you, and you support me. I'm a photographer and artist, and thanks to you via Peerspace, I'm doing the best work of my career. Plus, I enjoy hosting and am happy to do anything I can to help ensure your day is productive. The photography on the walls is mine; the animals are real. The art changes often, so you may not see what's in the photos. Thanks much, and I hope to host you soon! Peter