The park also features a graywater garden which filters the facility's graywater prior to its reuse.Ī series of botanical gardens encircle the park’s edge, featuring native and adapted plantings suitable for Bay Area gardens.

Rainwater infiltrates through the park's soil and is collected and reused in the facility. The park plays a pivotal role in the facility's water reuse goals. The park features a central plaza, a variety of planted botanical gardens, an amphitheater for performances and a children's playground. The park is a regional destination for visitors to San Francisco and an amenity for the nearby local residents. Other sustainable features include natural daylighting, storm water run-off reduction, water conservation and irrigation, water use reduction and three-stream waste separation for trash, compost and recyclables.Located 75 feet above San Francisco's streets is the 5-acre Salesforce Rooftop Park.The 5.4-acre rooftop park serves as a green roof and improves the surrounding environment by absorbing pollution from bus exhaust, treating and recycling water, and providing a habitat for local wildlife.We provided sustainability consulting in pursuit of LEED Gold certification.We are advocating for an update to industry standards to prevent future such instances.

We provided shoring and repair of a cracked beam, which an independent investigation tied to misplaced and un-ground weld access holes.A performance-based design approach was employed, with the performance goal established that the structure survive maximum earthquake shaking without major structural damage or significant loss of function.We provided structural design, sustainability and protective design services to Pelli Clarke Pelli for the facility, which opened in 2018 and is topped by a 5.4-acre public park. The project, awarded through a design and development competition, is part of a redevelopment plan for the city of San Francisco. The Salesforce Transit Center replaces an outdated transit hub, built in 1939, with a modern facility that connects 11 transit systems under a single roof, including the future California High Speed Rail linking San Francisco and Southern California.

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