Here are some interesting facts
on the new Salesforce Tower:
· Once completed, the tower will have 1.4
million sq. ft. of office space and Salesforce will occupy 714,000 sq. ft. of
it.
·
Building will be 61 floors, and have a
height of 1070 feet (326 meters).
·
Salesforce will occupy the floors 1-30 as
well as the whole top floor.
·
A new Transbay Transit Center will be located
at the base of the tower.
· According to the architect, the design of
the skyscraper has the simple, timeless form of the obelisk, giving the 60-story
tower a slender, tapering silhouette.
·
The walls are composed of clear glass with
pearlescent metal accents.
·
High performance, low-emission
glass as well as the integrated sun shades on each floor will help to reduce
the building’s
cooling load.
·
Both the tower and transit center will
include water recycling systems.
·
The tower is expected to receive LEED Gold
certification.
Conco
is busy laying the groundwork to accomplish another historic feat this coming fall
by undertaking the largest continuous mat pour in San Francisco that will be
nearly 14,000 cubic yards. Like the
Wilshire Grand Tower in L.A., both skyscrapers will have a concrete core with a
structural steel frame requiring lightweight concrete to be pumped at heights that
had not previously been attempted on the West coast.
Sources:
http://sf.curbed.com/places/transbay-tower
http://pcparch.com/project/transbay-tower
Conco is one of the
leading concrete contractors in San Francisco offering a range of innovative,
quality services. We have been honored to work on many
high-profile projects and recently completed the extensive concrete work for
the San Francisco 49ers Stadium. We have been offering premium concrete services throughout the Western
U.S. since 1959, and have four regional offices serving California, Washington, Oregon, Nevada and Colorado.
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