Dubbed Blackwater, it collects and treats water for non-potable reuse. The Tower also features the largest on-site water recycling system in a commercial high-rise building in the United States.
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It beats energy performance guidelines of San Francisco’s green building code by 21 percent and LEED requirements by 61 percent. Other contractors involved in the project are ARUP and PWP Landscape Architecture, ACCO, The Conco Companies, SASCO, BKF, Schwing, Herrick Steel and MORROW.The building is on track to be the highest-rated LEED V4 Platinum (Commercial Interiors) Project in the United States. Landor Associates and Steelblue were engaged to provide creative services for the building. STOK was awarded a contract to provide consulting and project management services, while Syserco was chosen to offer BACnet-based Alerton solutions. Mechanical, electrical and plumbing services are being provided by engineering consulting firm WSP. Magnusson Klemencic Associates conducted the structural and civil engineering activities of the project and also worked on design optimisation and shape modelling.
The joint venture of Clark Construction and Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction was awarded the construction contract in August 2013. Salesforce Tower was designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects with Kendall Heaton serving as the architect of record, in a competition held in 2007. The innovative water recycling system is considered to be the largest on-site system in a commercial high-rise building and the first to be developed in San Francisco. The building is also equipped with water recycling systems, which assist in reducing usage inside the building to 30% below code and more than 50% in outdoor landscaping. A specially designed HVAC system is installed to improve the air quality and save up to 40% energy.
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The 10ft-high glass windows of the tower are provided to maximise the entry of natural light into the building. High-efficiency air-handlers are installed on each floor to aid in natural ventilation.
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The internal ambience of the building is improved by leveraging full outside air economiser ventilation systems. The tower features an outdoor air distribution system, improved glazing techniques to reduce heat retention capacity, and sunshades to conserve energy.
Salesforce Tower received pre-LEED Platinum certification from the US Green Building Council in January 2014 for its sustainable design features. The tower was topped out in April 2017 and opened in 2018. Construction detailsĬonstruction on the Salesforce Tower commenced in August 2013, with initial phase works focused on the three-storey parking space, excavations, and foundation works. Original designs of artist Shinji Murakami are displayed in each lounge. The building features social lounges on each floor, which includes a large kitchen island with snacks and beverages. The tower also comprises a three-floor underground parking space. The top floor is named the Ohana Floor and dedicated to Salesforce employees and clients. Customer relationship management (CRM) solutions provider Salesforce occupies floors three to 30, as well as floors 60 and 61 of the tower, while the remaining floors are being leased out.
The ground and fifth floors of the building include 7,000ft² of retail space.
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