THE MARINSHIP INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT in Sausalito has been home to a maritime and creative community since the early 20th century. Now it is the subject of a controversial citizen initiative on the city’s November ballot that could either improve the flood-prone district or backfire and gentrify it.
With its low cost and high ceilings, industrial architecture is perfect for artists and artisans. Open floor plans can be cut into unique spaces for the design, fabrication, storage, display and distribution of everything from shipbuilding to pottery to custom canvas awnings.
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