Voltaire Street

In the eclectic and evolving landscape of San Diego’s Point Loma and Ocean Beach, the Voltaire Street project emerges as a compelling example of thoughtful urban infill. Developed by Techbilt, this 11-unit apartment building is an exercise in both intimate scale and efficient design, offering a refined residential experience tailored to its dynamic neighborhood.

The architecture is a direct response to the demands of a high-density, coastal community. The project’s elegant two-story Type VA building is designed to sit discreetly atop a single level of tuck-under parking, a strategy that maximizes livable space while preserving the pedestrian-friendly streetscape. This clever structural arrangement effectively hides the necessary garage use, allowing the building’s primary form to define a welcoming and attractive facade.

With a total of 14,821 square feet dedicated to residential use, the design prioritizes spacious, well-appointed homes over sheer unit count. This focus on quality is a key part of the project’s philosophy, aiming to provide a high level of comfort and privacy for its residents. The Voltaire Street building is a quiet but confident architectural statement, a modern addition that respects the rhythm of its surroundings while offering a new blueprint for efficient and elegant urban living.

Developer: The Techbilt Companies

Location: San Diego, California
Year of Completion: TBD
Project Type: Residential
Project Status: D-N-B
Number of Units: 11