| Kwan Hemni Architects
San Francisco, California
7,500 SF Tenant Improvement project
LEED: Planning to achieve LEED for Corporate Interiors
111 Sutter Street
San Francisco, California
Existing 280,000 SF building renovation
LEED: Pankow is supporting the client’s efforts to certify this building under the pilot program for existing buildings under the LEED-EB Guidelines
Stanford Green Dorm
Stanford, California
20,000 SF dormitory with 4,000 SF living laboratory
LEED: Completed pre-construction on this row house that is expected to achieve the highest level of LEED.
2101 Webster
Oakland, California
535,000 SF, 20-story office building
LEED: This building is in the first group of a pilot program to certify existing buildings under the LEED-EB Guidelines. Pankow is working with the Owner to obtain a Silver Certification
Whole Foods Market
Oakland, California
58,000 SF urban grocery store
Adaptive re-use project of historic building and remediation of brownfield site
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415 Pacific Coast Highway
Santa Monica, California
Design-build adaptive re-use and historic renovation of the 5.5-acre Marion Davies Estate as a community center.
LEED: This building is being designed and constructed to achieve a LEED Gold Certification
2100 Franklin
Oakland, California
265,000 SF office building
LEED: Designed and constructed to achieve LEED Silver Certification. This project will be the only LEED certified Class A multi-tenant building in the Oakland CBD; it will consume far less energy and less water per square foot than conventional commercial office buildings in the Bay area today
San Mateo Police Facility
San Mateo, California
59,000 SF police facility
LEED: This energy efficient building is being designed and constructed to achieve LEED Silver Certification
Beverly Prior Architects
San Francisco, California
12,500 SF full-floor tenant improvement project in a landmark 1920s office building.
LEED: LEED-CI Gold Certification.
555 City Center
Oakland, California
20-story, 487,000 SF office building
LEED: Pankow unofficially tracked this project and satisfied all of the conditions for a LEED certified level, however, the Owner chose not to register for the certification. |