Main Two-Story Reception Area, View Toward Marketing Area

Catellus Development

Catellus Development Corporation sought a San Francisco headquarters to reflect its new strategic direction under a new management team, as well as its new corporate identity as a leading West Coast real estate company. The new 50,000 square foot facility was shaped to serve its occupants as a unified and progressive environment that promoted corporate awareness and intra-office communication, even though it is split on two irregularly shaped floors.

Strong architectural forms, subtle colors, and visual points of interest create an attractive yet cost-effective solution. A sculpted internal stair that rises between two existing structural beams encourages interoffice communication and a sense of connectedness. Bridges on these beams offer dramatic views of the floor below while providing entries to conference rooms.

Architect of Record:

HOK

Location:

San Francisco, California

Building Area:

60,000 sf

Main Two-Story Reception Area, View Toward Seating Area and Reception Desk

Catellus Development

Main Two-Story Reception Area

View Toward Seating Area and Reception Desk

Main Marketing Display Area with View Toward Stair

Catellus Development

Main Marketing Display Area with View Toward Stair

Second Floor Corridor, View Toward Conference Rooms and Display Panels

Catellus Development

Second Floor Corridor

View Toward Conference Rooms and Display Panels

View from Stair Landing Toward Bridge to Conference Room

Catellus Development

View from Stair Landing Toward Bridge to Conference Room

Typical Office and Workstation Area

Catellus Development

Typical Office and Workstation Area

Entrance From Main Bridge to Main Conference Room

Catellus Development

Entrance From Main Bridge to Main Conference Room

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