Storefront Anand Sheth x York Street Collective

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Storefront Anand Sheth x York Street Collective

Studio Anand Sheth

Honorable Mention

Storefront Anand Sheth x York Street Collective transformed the former Lucca Ravioli corner storefront in San Francisco’s Mission District into a temporary gallery, concept shop, mocktail bar, and gathering space designed as an architectural installation. Developed by Studio Anand Sheth in collaboration with York Street Collective, with support from SF New Deal and Square, the four-month residency embedded contemporary art, furniture, lighting, jewelry, hospitality, and public programming into the rhythms of everyday use. Built in under a month, the project repurposed salvaged Rite Aid gondola shelving with custom OSB millwork, turning the remnants of chain retail into flexible infrastructure for independent artists and makers. Across rotating exhibitions, panels, launches, and receptions, Storefront tested how a small-scale design intervention can reactivate a historic neighborhood site, support West Coast creatives, and make design culture more accessible, social, and rooted in place.

Key Team Members

Anand Sheth, AIA (Studio Anand Sheth), Architect and Curator
Anand Upender (York Street Collective), Visionary and Organizer
Brickley Production Services, Fabrication Team
Nihir Shah, Fabrication Team
Anand Upender, Fabrication Team
Anand Sheth, Fabrication Team
Volunteer Team, Fabrication Team
Nicole Dikon (muralist, Dikon Studio), Contributor
Jonathan Black (graphic designer, The Office of Ordinary Things), Contributor
Trijeet Mukhopadhyay (sound designer & music curator), Contributor
Volunteer Team, Contributor
Nicholas Ruiz, Photographer