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350 Mission Street | Salesforce
350 Mission Street, one of three new buildings under construction which will occupy the corners at the intersection of Mission and Freemont in downtown San Francisco – the others being Salesforce Tower and 50 Freemont – represents the new headquarters of cloud computing giant Salesforce.… Read More
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At 492,000 square feet, 350 Mission Street is San Francisco’s first LEED Platinum high-rise, and that focus on sustainability was the driving factor behind every decision made on this project.
In Saleforce's new headquarters, Chris Heimburger, senior vice president of development for developer Kilroy, describes the goal of the project as the creation of a “high-performance work environment” in every aspect from employee performance to optimized operating costs.
Using underfloor service distribution, underfloor air is a great way to meet both demands of sustainability and providing flexible office space. This product of Tate's was the best way to achieve Saleforce's goals.
Tate took the free-flowing conceptual design, and material requirements of teak plank wood, multi-piece porcelain, and carpet, from the architectural firm of Mark Cavagnero Associates.
Tate provided products to assist in making 350 Mission Street a sustainable and beautifully-designed headquarters for Salesforce.
350 Mission Street, one of three new buildings under construction which will occupy the corners at the intersection of Mission and Freemont in downtown San Francisco – the others being Salesforce Tower and 50 Freemont – represents the new headquarters of cloud computing giant Salesforce.
