By Meghan Hall When the Presidio’s Tunnel Tops project broke ground in November of 2019, few could fathom how much more important accessible green spaces would become to San Francisco residents and the wider Bay Area community. The pandemic has prompted a desire for open space and a respite from density more than ever before. […]
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