Connecting to the
surrounding neighborhoods.

PROJECT BACKGROUND

A walkable lifestyle
with beautiful
pathways

The 3333 California project will transform an underutilized corporate office site into a beautiful, high-quality residential and mixed-use environment that feels like it is within a park. Pedestrian walkways and street connectors will create beautiful pathways to open the site up and invite neighbors in, allowing for a walkable lifestyle with strong connectivity to and from surrounding neighborhoods. A serious lack of new housing in the City will be addressed with up to 15 new residential buildings containing 744 residential dwellings and a compatible mix of community-serving uses including ground floor shops, dining, and neighborhood-friendly businesses. Childcare, wellness programs, and substantial open space amenities will further benefit residents and neighbors alike.

Walnut Walk creates public pedestrian access where there previously was none through the center of the property from California Street down through to Euclid Avenue.

Plaza B Building with curated retail at ground level and residential units above.

Mayfair Walk view looking east from Cypress Square.

HIGHLIGHTS

Over 10 acres of transformational
open space, residential homes, and mixed-use.

744

NEW HOMES

5+ ACRES

OPEN AREA, INCLUDING GARDENS & OPEN SPACE

35,000 SQ FT

RETAIL SPACE

14,600 SQ FT

CHILD CARE SPACE

Creation of much-needed, high-quality housing for a broad range of San Franciscans
~60% of total homes are family friendly: 2, 3, and 4-bedroom homes
~35,000 sf of high-quality shop space for future neighborhood-serving retail uses
~14,600 sf of child care space
More than 5 acres of open area, including flowering gardens, parks, trees, open space, and a large, publicly accessible green park at the corner of Euclid and Laurel Streets
Out-of-sight underground parking (including retail, commercial, and proposed public parking spaces) to enhance the current neighborhood parking
857 parking spaces, including car share spaces and 60 proposed public parking spaces
New street connectors and walkways to improve access to surrounding neighborhoods and services, to create safe, beautiful, and walkable streets
Significant increase in number of street trees and the urban forestry canopy
LEED Gold or Platinum sustainability to improve air quality and lifestyle, including renewable energy and water retention and reuse
Expansion of biodiversity on site through Pine Street Steps, Cypress Square, and the Oak Meadow
Substantial community benefit fees toward open space, jobs, housing, schools, transportation and child care
Millions of dollars in new annual tax revenue to the City due to conversion from a public, tax exempt use (UCSF) to private residential mixed-use property
Affordable housing at or above City requirements to serve lower income San Franciscans

BUILDINGS

A healthy environment
for community interaction

The 3333 California Street Base Project will consist of three mixed-use buildings and twelve residential buildings on the 10.3 acre site ranging from 2 units per building up to 139 units. The Base Project totals 558 new homes catering to a broad range of existing and future San Franciscans. More than half of the homes are family-friendly and spacious, including two, three, and four-bedroom units and two-unit townhomes. å

At the City’s request, the project is also including a Residential Design Variant with a total of 744 residential units. The variant simply removes the 49,999 square feet of commercial office space from the project and replaces the commercial use with 186 housing units on the same parcel on California Street across from the San Francisco Jewish Community Center. All other buildings on the site are identical in the base and variant designs. All buildings on the property—both adaptive reuse and new construction—will employ best practices in sustainability, utilizing natural materials and energy efficient electrical and mechanical systems, while providing expansive green and open area on more than 5 acres of the site.

Plaza A Building

TYPE Residential/Retail

RETAIL GROSS SQ FT 14,816

RESIDENTIAL UNIT COUNT 67

GARAGE GROSS SQ FT 63,628

At the northwest corner of the project fronted by California St., Plaza A will be a residential, mixed-use building consisting of approximately 4 retail spaces on the ground floor and 67 residential units above, ranging in unit mix from junior one-bedrooms to three-bedrooms.

Plaza B Building

TYPE Residential/Retail

RETAIL GROSS SQ FT 11,180

RESIDENTIAL UNIT COUNT 61

GARAGE GROSS SQ FT 49,993

Adjacent to Plaza A along California St., Plaza B will be a residential, mixed-use building consisting of approximately 3 small-scale shops on the ground floor and 61 residential units above, ranging in unit mix from junior one-bedrooms to three-bedrooms.

The Walnut Building - Office Option

TYPE Retail/Office

RETAIL GROSS SQ FT 14,265

OFFICE GROSS SQ FT 49,999

CHILDCARE GROSS SQ FT 13,630

Walnut building office exterior from a far

At the northeast corner of the site along California St., the Office Option for the Walnut Building features 49,999 square feet of office space over two floors, approximately 7 retail spaces and 13,630 square feet of childcare space with a dedicated, secure outdoor play area for children.

The Walnut Building - Residential Design Variant

TYPE Residential/Retail

RETAIL GROSS SQ FT 8,500

RESIDENTIAL UNIT COUNT 186

CHILDCARE GROSS SQ FT 14,665

The Walnut Building - Residential Design Variant

At the northeast corner of the site along California St., the Residential Design Variant for the Walnut Building will feature 186 residential units, approximately 4 small-scale shop spaces, and 14,665 square feet dedicated to a childcare space with a dedicated, secure outdoor play area for children.

Mayfair Building

TYPE Residential

RESIDENTIAL UNIT COUNT 30

RESIDENTIAL GROSS SQ FT 46,680

RESIDENTIAL PARKING 30

Just south of the Plaza A Building and fronting on Laurel Street, the Oak Meadow and the Mayfair Walk, the Mayfair Building is an all residential building consisting of 30 residential homes.

Center A Building

TYPE Residential

RESIDENTIAL UNIT COUNT 51

RESIDENTIAL GROSS SQ FT 89,735

RESIDENTIAL PARKING 51

Tucked into the center of the 10+ acre site, just east of the Mayfair Building and adjacent to the expansive Mayfair Walk pedestrian pathway, the Center A Building will feature 51 residential homes.

Center B Building

TYPE Residential

RESIDENTIAL UNIT COUNT 139

RESIDENTIAL GROSS SQ FT 231,667

RESIDENTIAL PARKING 139

Also located at the center of the site, Center B Building will feature 139 residential homes and is connected to Center A Building by an elevated architectural bridge. It is adjacent to Mayfair Walk with gated yards leading into its ground floor homes. It shares a second lobby with Masonic Plaza, is next to the Overlook park, and looks into the majestic redwoods to the east at the Pine Street steps.

Laurel Townhomes

TYPE Residential

RESIDENTIAL UNIT COUNT 14

RESIDENTIAL GROSS SQ FT 55,300

RESIDENTIAL PARKING 14

On the southwest portion of the property on Laurel Street, the Laurel townhomes consist of 14 separate and spacious residential duplex homes. These family-friendly homes are set back from the street with front stoops, a double row of trees, flowering gardens, and a terraced front façade. Each home will have a private elevator with garage parking behind each home served by a single driveway for the 14 homes.

Euclid Building

TYPE Residential

RESIDENTIAL UNIT COUNT 139

RESIDENTIAL GROSS SQ FT 184,170

RESIDENTIAL PARKING 139

At the southern end of the site facing Euclid Green and across from Euclid Avenue to the south, the Euclid Building will feature 139 residential homes and underground parking.

Masonic Building

TYPE Residential

RESIDENTIAL UNIT COUNT 57

RESIDENTIAL GROSS SQ FT 83,505

RESIDENTIAL PARKING 57

At the southeast corner of the property along Masonic Avenue, the Masonic Building consists of 57 residential homes, underground parking, and places pedestrian-oriented stoops onto the Masonic Street frontage. The Masonic Building also fronts on the tree-laden Walnut Walk and Masonic Plaza.

PARKS & PUBLIC SPACES

Celebrating California’s indigenous biodiversity

The design for 3333 California includes more than five acres of green and open space, comprising approximately half of the property. Landscaping throughout the site celebrates California’s indigenous biodiversity, inspired by a Cypress grove, flowering gardens, a verdant ravine, Oak trees, Walnut trees, Redwood trees and other old-growth trees, in addition to many new trees. A large green park is perched on the southwest corner of the site above the neighborhood to take in scenic vistas, including the Golden Gate Bridge and downtown city views. The large areas of green and open space will improve air quality and create a healthy environment for residents of the project and the community.

Euclid Green looking east.

Mayfair Walk, looking east toward the Overlook. Center B Building stands on the right.

Walnut Walk creates public pedestrian access where there previously was none through the center of the property from California Street down through to Euclid Avenue.

Oak Meadow

Masonic Plaza

Mayfair Walk, looking east toward the Overlook. Center B Building stands on the right.

Pine Plaza and steps.

Walnut Court

Walnut Walk, looking north between Center A and Center B buildings.

Cypress Square

SUSTAINABILITY

A focus on community wellness and urban ecosystems

Sustainability is a key element in the vision for 3333 California. The team intends to meet or exceed the requirements of the San Francisco Green Building Ordinance by achieving a minimum of LEED Gold for Neighborhood Development Plan certification. The team aspires for a project that will be a net positive development for the community and the environment, exceeding code requirements for energy and water, and having a positive impact on community wellness, connectivity, material and waste management, and urban ecosystems.

New buildings will be constructed using natural, top-quality materials, and sited in a way that celebrates important view corridors. Efficient and renewable energy systems and waste management will minimize the project’s carbon footprint, and the use of green roofs, storm-water capture, and solar panels will further extend the eco-friendliness of 3333 California – as an asset for the community, now and into the future.