Tallest Bay Area Tower Outside of San Francisco Clears Hurdle

415 20th Street rooftop crown view; rendering courtesy of Hines

Plans for the tallest tower in the San Francisco Bay Area outside of San Francisco cleared a hurdle recently with permits filed to demolish a midrise structure at 415 20th Street in downtown Oakland, California, SF YIMBY reports. A 39-story, 622-ft-tall office tower designed by Pickard Chilton with Kendall Heaton Associates as the architect of record is planned for the site, less than a block from a Bay Area Rapid Transit Station and three blocks from Lake Merritt Park. On tap are 897,950 ft2 of office space, 2,280 ft2 for retail and a 262-vehicle parking garage. A landscaped rooftop deck that could be open to the public is also planned. Construction is expected to take approximately two years  and eight months. The tower will share a block with 1900 Broadway, a 29-story residential building being developed by the Behring Co.

Get more of Elevator World. Sign up for our free e-newsletter.

Please enter a valid email address.
Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again.

The Faurbourg Elevator; photo by Jeangagnon for Wikimedia Commons

Quebec City’s Fauborg Elevator Reopens After Repairs

Savannah, Georgia; image courtesy of Visit Savannah

Georgia Dealing With Elevator Inspection Backlog

Sealey

Sealey Promoted to VP of Sales at Liftkeeper

New escalators at DLR's Pontoon Dock station; image courtesy of TfL

New Escalators Part of Major DLR Station Upgrade in London

CIA ISSUES CALL FOR PAPERS FOR EMBEDDED WORLD IN GERMANY

CiA Issues Call for Papers for Embedded World in Germany

Lakeman Liften’s LML-Round Series elevator at the FENIX Museum of Migration in Rotterdam; image courtesy of Lakeman Liften

Lakeman Liften Showcases Round Lift in New Rotterdam Museum

Latham

Latham Starts New Role With PTL Equipment

China Elevator Association Secretary General Zhang Lexiang; image courtesy of GiantKONE

Data Reveals China VT Market Trends