Bay Area Metro Center
San Francisco, CA
Overview
Originally built as a tank manufacturing plant, 390 Main Street was a vacant 8-story, 512,000 sf building in San Francisco’s South of the Market (SOMA) district. Bay Area Headquarters Authority (BAHA) is renovating and revamping the space for office use. BAHA will occupy approximately 240,000 sf including a new 1,800 sf data center. The remainder of the space is designated for multiple separate tenants.
(Rendering Courtesy of Perkins+Will)
Benefit to the Client
Due to multi-tenant occupancy in the renovated building, TEECOM created an integrated, high-performance common technology platform (data network) that allows all tenants to leverage a shared infrastructure, rather than investing in siloed, proprietary infrastructure that would prove both costly and inefficient. The integrated platform ensures continuity in the user experience for all tenants.
(Rendering Courtesy of Perkins+Will)
TEECOM’s Contribution
TEECOM provided an integrated technology design approach for this renovation project, which included telecommunications, network, and audiovisual services.
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Services Provided
Telecom
Telecommunication Structured Cabling Systems and Pathways; Data Center Systems
Audiovisual
Conference Room/Presentation Systems; Sound Masking System
Security
Access Control; Video Surveillance; Intrusion Detection
Network
Wired Networking System Equipment and Connectivity
Wireless
WiFi Networking System
Bay Area Metro Center
Location 390 Main Street San Francisco CA, 94105
Project Type Government Building
Project Team
Owner: Bay Area Headquarters Authority
Architect: Perkins + Will
Project Size
512,000 sf
Completion Date
2017
LEED Certification
Targeting LEED Gold
Photographer
Renderings Courtesy of Perkins+Will
