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657 + 667 Mission

Merging two historic buildings into a shared office space necessitated a comprehensive seismic retrofit to achieve the owner’s goals of increasing tenant space while reducing potential damage.

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Project Details

Project Partners
Align Real Estate, Gensler, PAE Engineers
Owner
Vanke
Location
San Francisco, California
Completion Date
Area
129,410 ft²
Height
97 ft
Number of Stories
6 and 4
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco.
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco. Thornton Tomasetti
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco.
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco. Thornton Tomasetti
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco.
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco. Thornton Tomasetti
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco.
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco. Steel collector retrofit, embedded into an existing elevated slab along new shear wall lines. Thornton Tomasetti
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco.
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco. New shotcrete shear wall and foundation rebar installation at a subterranean level. Thornton Tomasetti
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco.
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco. Shotcrete shear wall and foundation rebar installation, with structural elevated slab repair and restoration. Thornton Tomasetti
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco.
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco. Horizontal steel truss installation at the underside of an existing wood diaphragm. Thornton Tomasetti
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco.
657 + 667 Mission in San Francisco. New shotcrete shear walls, transverse walls at the left, and shotcrete longitudinal overlay at the left. Thornton Tomasetti

overview

Located in San Francisco’s South Financial District one block south of Market Street, 657 and 667 Mission were built in 1907 and 1916, respectively. We provided structural design, building envelope, roofing and underground waterproofing consulting services to developers Vanke and Align Real Estate, alongside Gensler and PAE Engineers, to merge the two adjacent historic buildings into a single-parcel, single-tenant office building.

The project included a total seismic retrofit of both structures and repair of distressed structural components. Additional services included consultation for roofing exterior deck and related exterior envelope elements.

highlights

  • Commencing with the pre-acquisition project phase, our team evaluated the challenging below-grade waterproofing conditions beneath sidewalks and at foundation walls and assessed the condition of roofing and existing roof structures.
  • We prepared multiple options for the owner and the design architect to evaluate based upon life-cycle cost analysis and the emergence of a sole tenant for the completed project.
  • The completed design includes waterproofing for new rooftop amenity spaces and waterproofing upgrades performed in conjunction with structural strengthening work.

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