POST INDUSTRIAL,
STILL INDUSTRIOUS
Since its early days, San Francisco has been defined by a pioneering spirit. The people who call it home range from prospectors to programmers, coming to the City by the Bay to make something of (or even bigger than) themselves. They use the energy of the past to fuel their ambitions for the future.
Pier 70 is no blank canvas – creation has been at its core since its start as a shipyard in the 1880s. Now, we retooled historic Building 12 to help you connect with your customers. It’s a place purpose-built for building, repairing, and reformulating. It’s your chance to show the world how it’s done and tell the whole story.
Building 12 is a mold for casting new impressions. Forge the future here.
1800s
Union Iron Works establishes the first West Coast steel shipyard
Bethlehem Steel purchases shipyard from Iron Works
1905
At the peak of the ship building activity during WWII, more than 18,000 people work in Pier 70 each day
1910-1945
City of San Francisco becomes owner of the Potrero Yard Property.
1982
The Port's Pier 70 Preferred Master Plan planning and outreach. Implementation of the plan begins in 2010.
2007-2010
Forest City selected as development partner. Forest City works with community on a concept plan and begins site activation.
2011-2017
Pier 70 Prop F overwhelmingly passed by city voters
2014
CEQA review, continuing community engagement and refining design
2015-2017
Pier 70 project is approved. First phase of construction begins. Full build-out over 10-15 years. Brookfield Properties acquires Forest City.
2017-2018
First phase of construction begins. Full build-out over 10-15 years. Brookfield Properties acquires Forest City
2018
Pier 70 phase 1 opens
Office / Life Sciences ±450,000 RSF Residential 650 Units
2022-2026
Office / Life Sciences ±860,000 RSF Residential 420 Units
PHASE 2
Office / Life Sciences ±510,000 RSF Residential 430 Units
PHASE 3
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BOLDLY ON THE EDGE,
CONNECTED TO
THE CORE
ORACLE PARK
MISSION ROCK
CHASE CENTER
THRIVE CITY
UBER CAMPUS
UCSF MISSION BAY CAMPUS
POTRERO POWER STATION
PIER 80
INDIA BASIN
SHIPYARD
SHIPYARD
INDIA BASIN
PIER 80
POTRERO
POWER STATION
UCSF
CHASE
CENTER
MISSION ROCK
ORACLE PARK
CALTRAIN
4TH & KING
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Mission Bay
New School
MISSION BAY NEW SCHOOL
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RAILYARDS
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American industrial Center North
American industrial Center South
100 Hooper
Gibraltar Business Center
350 Rhode Island Street
444 De Haro Street
Family Center & Dept of Psychiatry
Potrero Business Center
San Francisco Food Bank
The McClintock Building
200 Rhode Island Street
460,000 SF
330,000 SF
400,000 SF
324,000 SF
284,000 SF
176,000 SF
148,000 SF
139,000 SF
108,000 SF
103,000 SF
102,000 SF
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Uber Headquarters
The Exchange
UCSF Wayne & Gladys Center for Vision
Genentech Hall
409 & 499 Illinois Street
550 Terry Francois Boulevard
500 Terry Francois Boulevard
UCSF Weill Institute for Neurosciences
UCSF Mission Hall
Public Safety Building
UCSF William J. Rutter Center
1,017,000 SF
750,000 SF
500,000 SF
461,000 SF
455,000 SF
310,000 SF
305,000 SF
281,000 SF
270,000 SF
264,000 SF
255,000 SF
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UCSF Sandler Neuroscience Center
UCSF Smith Cardiovascular Research Kaiser Permanente SF Mission Bay
455 Mission Bay Boulevard
UCSF Rock Hall
1700 Owens
UCSF Helen Diller Family Cancer Ctr
Alexandria Life Science & Technology Gladstone Institutes
237,000 SF
236,000 SF
220,000 SF
210,000 SF
170,000 SF
165,000 SF
162,000 SF
157,000 SF
155,000 SF
Commercial (100SF+)
COMMERCIAL (less than 100,000 SF)
Residential/Mixed-Use
Potrero 1010
The Tidelands
Avalon Dogpatch
Mason on Mariposa
The Landing
Windsor at Dogpatch
88 at the Park
Potrero Launch
CCA housing
Alta Potrero
The Potrero
453 units
450 units
326 units
299 units
263 units
263 units
226 units
196 units
188 units
172 units
165 units
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Parc Esprit
Potrero Court
O&M
2177 3rd Street
The Gantry
UCSF Student Housing
MB360
One Mission Bay
Channel Mission Bay
Azure Apartments
Arden
142 units
132 units
116 units
114 units
105 units
500 Units
360 Units
350 Units
315 Units
273 Units
267 Units
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Five 88
Strata
Mercy Housing
626 Mission Bay Blvd N (Block 6 West)
Venue
626 Mission Bay Blvd N (Block 6 East)
HomeRise at Mission Bay
Mission Creek Senior Community
Edwin M. Lee Apartments
Radiance
198 Units
192 Units
150 Units
147 Units
147 Units
143 Units
141 Units
140 Units
119 Units
99 Units
RESIDENTIAL / MIXED USE (less than 99 units)
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UCSF Medical Center and Benioff Children’s Hospital
Chase Center
California College of the Arts (CCA)
LUMA Hotel San Francisco
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FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
680,000 SF Events Center
299 Rooms
Potrero Power Station
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1.6M SF office / life science
100,000 SF retail
2,000+ residential units
Three-story bus storage & maint.
transit facility
±513 affordable housing units
TBD retail space
453,240 SF
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Potrero Yard Modernization Project
1,700 units
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Alexandria Ctr for Science & Tech
185,600 SF R&D space
1,400,000 SF Office
1,200 Multifamily Units
200,000 SF Retail
Potrero Hope
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OTHER
Notable Retail
450 South Street Garage
Third Street Garage
1670 Owens Garage
1835 Owens Street Garage
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1,400 spaces
822 spaces
635 spaces
63 spaces
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Potrero Power Station
EV Charging Station
Lab Space
Flex Space
R&D Space
R&D Space
Flower Market
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1.6M SF office / life science
100,000 SF retail
2,000+ residential units
1,400,000 SF Office
1,200 Multifamily Units
200,000 SF Retail
Three-story bus storage & maint.
transit facility
±513 affordable housing units
TBD retail space
453,240 SF
443,446 SF
269,000 SF
159,850 SF
151,777 SF
125,000 SF
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Potrero Yard Modernization Project
Potrero Hope
300 De Haro
888 Tennessee
Mission Rock
1,700 units
450 units
110 units
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Alexandria Ctr for Science & Tech
Block 14 South
UCSF, Block 15
Block 9A
Block 4 East
1 Hotels
1081 25th st
185,600 SF R&D space
Pre K-5 Elem. School + HS Programs
523 Units
148 Units
100 Units
129 Hotel Rooms
157 Units
EV Charging Station
Lab Space
443,446 SF
Flex Space
R&D Space
R&D Space
Flower Market
269,000 SF
159,850 SF
151,777 SF
125,000 SF
300 De Haro
888 Tennessee
Mission Rock
450 units
110 units
Block 14 South
UCSF, Block 15
Block 9A
Block 4 East
1 Hotels
1081 25th St
Pre K-5 Elem. School + HS Programs
100 Units
523 Units
148 Units
129 Hotel Rooms
157 Units
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CONNECTED TO THE BAY
Union Iron Works establishes the first West Coast steel shipyard
1800s
Bart Lines
Bart Extension
Caltrain
Freeway
Major Airport
Ferry Terminal
LOCAL TRANSIT
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PHASING PLAN
PHASE 1
Delivery 2022—2026
office & lab space
1.75M RSF
Pier 70 is no blank canvas – creation has been at its core since its start as a shipyard in the 1880s. Now, we retooled historic Building 12 to help you connect with your customers. It’s a place purpose-built for building, repairing, and reformulating. It’s your chance to show the world how it’s done and tell the whole story.
Building 12 is a mold for casting new impressions. Forge the future here.
PHASE 2
PHASE 3
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historic rehab buildings
250K RSF
Up to 1,500 new homes, 30% BMR
1.5K
waterfront parks and recreation
9 ACRES
production and small manufacturing
60K RSF
retail and neighborhood amenities
115K RSF
arts non-profit space
90K RSF
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Built on a foundation of innovation, Building 12’s transformation establishes it as the heart of Pier 70 and the center of creativity and industry.
As a hub for local entrepreneurs and visionaries exploring the future of design and craftwork, Building 12’s interdisciplinary approach to community asks the question: What new innovation can happen when a chocolatier collaborates with an engineer? Not sure about you, but we definitely want to find out.
KEY FACTS
Colossal Maker Hall with grand central staircase features retail experiences for local makers and producers
35K RSF of accessible second floor maker spaces for design and craftwork
High ceilings, massive columns, way-finding and tenancy all act to create a grand hub for Pier 70, creating opportunities for serendipitous exchanges
Central programming area designed as activated “third space”, outfitted with custom FF&E to promote collaboration and connection
BLDG 12
STACKING PLAN
Historic structure celebrated by retaining the Building 12 patinated cladding and maintaining visibility of massive built-up columns.
FF&E designed for flexibility, creating space for Pier 70’s programming and activations
BREAK
THE MOLD
As a major shipbuilding hub in the 19th and 20th centuries, Building 12’s massive floorplates were designed to accommodate the huge fabric patterns used as templates for the steel hulls of ships.
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5,230 RSF
663
RSF
2,050
RSF
4,890 RSF
PATIO 880 SF
1,240 RSF
3,720 RSF
BREADBELLY
4,830 RSF
SCUDERIA
1,280 RSF
MARBLED MINT
PATIO 1,808 SF
1,390 RSF
1,260 RSF
STANDARD DEVIANT
BREWING
3,900 RSF
3,400 RSF
2,100 RSF
6,170 RSF
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BOLDLY ON THE EDGE,
CONNECTED TO
THE CORE
ORACLE PARK
MISSION ROCK
CHASE CENTER
THRIVE CITY
UBER CAMPUS
UCSF MISSION BAY CAMPUS
POTRERO POWER STATION
PIER 80
INDIA BASIN
SHIPYARD
SHIPYARD
INDIA BASIN
PIER 80
POTRERO
POWER STATION
UCSF
CHASE
CENTER
MISSION ROCK
ORACLE PARK
CALTRAIN
4TH & KING
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Mission Bay
New School
MISSION BAY NEW SCHOOL
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AREA DEVELOPMENT
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American industrial Center North
American industrial Center South
100 Hooper
Gibraltar Business Center
350 Rhode Island Street
444 De Haro Street
Family Center & Dept of Psychiatry
Potrero Business Center
San Francisco Food Bank
The McClintock Building
200 Rhode Island Street
460,000 SF
330,000 SF
400,000 SF
324,000 SF
284,000 SF
176,000 SF
148,000 SF
139,000 SF
108,000 SF
103,000 SF
102,000 SF
12
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16
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18
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Uber Headquarters
The Exchange
UCSF Wayne & Gladys Center for Vision
Genentech Hall
409 & 499 Illinois Street
550 Terry Francois Boulevard
500 Terry Francois Boulevard
UCSF Weill Institute for Neurosciences
UCSF Mission Hall
Public Safety Building
UCSF William J. Rutter Center
1,017,000 SF
750,000 SF
500,000 SF
461,000 SF
455,000 SF
310,000 SF
305,000 SF
281,000 SF
270,000 SF
264,000 SF
255,000 SF
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UCSF Sandler Neuroscience Center
UCSF Smith Cardiovascular Research Kaiser Permanente SF Mission Bay
455 Mission Bay Boulevard
UCSF Rock Hall
1700 Owens
UCSF Helen Diller Family Cancer Ctr
Alexandria Life Science & Technology Gladstone Institutes
237,000 SF
236,000 SF
220,000 SF
210,000 SF
170,000 SF
165,000 SF
162,000 SF
157,000 SF
155,000 SF
Commercial (100SF+)
COMMERCIAL (less than 100,000 SF)
Residential/Mixed-Use
Potrero 1010
The Tidelands
Avalon Dogpatch
Mason on Mariposa
The Landing
Windsor at Dogpatch
88 at the Park
Potrero Launch
CCA housing
Alta Potrero
The Potrero
453 units
450 units
326 units
299 units
263 units
263 units
226 units
196 units
188 units
172 units
165 units
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Parc Esprit
Potrero Court
O&M
2177 3rd Street
The Gantry
UCSF Student Housing
MB360
One Mission Bay
Channel Mission Bay
Azure Apartments
Arden
142 units
132 units
116 units
114 units
105 units
500 Units
360 Units
350 Units
315 Units
273 Units
267 Units
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Five 88
Strata
Mercy Housing
626 Mission Bay Blvd N (Block 6 West)
Venue
626 Mission Bay Blvd N (Block 6 East)
HomeRise at Mission Bay
Mission Creek Senior Community
Edwin M. Lee Apartments
Radiance
198 Units
192 Units
150 Units
147 Units
147 Units
143 Units
141 Units
140 Units
119 Units
99 Units
RESIDENTIAL / MIXED USE (less than 99 units)
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UCSF Medical Center and Benioff Children’s Hospital
Chase Center
California College of the Arts (CCA)
LUMA Hotel San Francisco
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FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
680,000 SF Events Center
299 Rooms
Potrero Power Station
EV Charging Station
Lab Space
Flex Space
R&D Space
R&D Space
Flower Market
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
1.6M SF office / life science
100,000 SF retail
2,000+ residential units
Three-story bus storage & maint.
transit facility
±513 affordable housing units
TBD retail space
453,240 SF
443,446 SF
269,000 SF
159,850 SF
151,777 SF
125,000 SF
79
Potrero Yard Modernization Project
1,700 units
450 units
110 units
84
85
86
87
88
89
Alexandria Ctr for Science & Tech
Block 14 South
UCSF, Block 15
Block 9A
Block 4 East
1 Hotels
185,600 SF R&D space
Pre K-5 Elem. School + HS Programs
523 Units
148 Units
100 Units
129 Hotel Rooms
1,400,000 SF Office
1,200 Multifamily Units
200,000 SF Retail
Potrero Hope
300 De Haro
888 Tennessee
Mission Rock
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OTHER
PARKING
Notable Retail
450 South Street Garage
Third Street Garage
1670 Owens Garage
1835 Owens Street Garage
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1,400 spaces
822 spaces
635 spaces
63 spaces
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