Salesforce Transit Center (1.5 million square feet) is located in San Francisco’s Transbay District, a long horizonal facility spanning four city blocks.

The old Transbay District became encircled by a large, elevated ramp that led from the Bay Bridge to the original 1939 Transbay Bus Terminal.

Main plan

The rooftop park became an opportunity for carbon capture and natural air filtering through broad leafed vegetation

Left, the station will serve as a future rail terminus for the Caltrain commuter rail and California High Speed Rail connecting San Francisco to Los Angeles. Above, Air/ventilation systems are designed to take advantage of the city climate by using cool night-time outside air to reduce daytime cooling needs. Below, greywater and stormwater reuse will save more than 12 million gallons of potable water annually.