What if we could work in a park?
When it comes to workspace, the primary tools to increase innovation and productivity are state-of-the-art mechanical systems, air filtration, sunlight exposure, greenery, vertical transportation, and a host of others. But none, are as important as allowing occupants of the building to be surrounded by nature. At 270 Brannan, the intent was clear from the onset, to create a workspace that has a better relationship with nature and thus a more fruitful place to work.
Peter Pfau’s Vision
Founder and Principal, Pfau Long Architects
San Francisco and the Bay Area’s extraordinary climate is envied globally. The ability to work, play, eat, and exercise outdoors for much of the year is something inhabitants of only a few cities can experience. With this in mind, it's remarkable how few buildings in San Francisco seek to blur the lines between nature and the workplace. Today, the biophilic design will bring over 10,000 RSF of outdoor green space to the workplace.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
Ground Floor Atrium
4,500 SF
6th Floor Terrace
4,000 SF
Balconies
Two 80 SF balconies on floors 3, 4, 5. One 80 SF balcony on floors 6 and 7.
Bike Storage
onsite bicycle storage space
Accessibility
The building is ADA compliant
Emergency Generator
The building is provided with a 200kw diesel driven emergency generator to serve base-building emergency and standby loads such as fire pump, fire alarm, elevators and emergency lighting.
Security
3-pass-point security – key card, turnstiles, lobby attendants
4,500 SF
6th Floor Terrace
4,000 SF
Balconies
Two 80 SF balconies on floors 3, 4, 5. One 80 SF balcony on floors 6 and 7.
Bike Storage
onsite bicycle storage space
Accessibility
The building is ADA compliant
Emergency Generator
The building is provided with a 200kw diesel driven emergency generator to serve base-building emergency and standby loads such as fire pump, fire alarm, elevators and emergency lighting.
Security
3-pass-point security – key card, turnstiles, lobby attendants
Structure: Existing Building: Reinforced concrete joist and beams supported by steel columns encased in concrete. Addition: Steel framing with concrete atop composite metal deck Column spacing: 1st – 4th foor • 30’-0” (west to east) • 18’-0” (north to south) 5th foor • none 6th and 7th foor • 41’-7” (west to east) • 20’-4” (north to south)
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