Uber Mission Bay 3 & 4: Elevating Workspaces to New Heights

 

Details

Location:

San Francisco, California

Client:

Uber

Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc.

Architect

Perkins&Will

Interior Architect: Huntsman Architectural Group

General Contractor: 

DPR Construction

Acoustics: 

Salter

Landscape: 

SWA Group

Structural Engineer: 

Thornton Tomasetti

Woodwork: 

Montbleau

Sustainability: 

StokSSR

Art: 

Keehn On Art

Graphics: 

THERE

Furniture Dealer: 

Two Furnish

Photography: 

Eric Laignel

Category:

Workplace

Accreditations:

LEED  Gold, WELL Platinum, WELL Health-Safety Rating
LEED Platinum
WELL Gold
 

Description

Embark on a journey through Uber's cutting-edge headquarters at Mission Bay 3 & 4, where AlfaTech's engineering brilliance converges with sustainability and innovation. Our comprehensive design services span MEP, technology, and lighting systems, creating a workplace that inspires creativity and fosters innovation.

Highlights

  • Imagine a dynamic work environment featuring lively and quiet zones, a state-of-the-art gym, terrace balconies, and a two-floor kitchen and cafeteria. Enjoy coffee and smoothie bars, a library, makers room, event lounge, conference center, training rooms, and retail space—all meticulously designed for occupant comfort and productivity.

  • Mission Bay 3 boasts an impressive 11,400 SF wellness fitness center on level 3, complemented by a 4,200 SF exterior terrace for employee use. Mission Bay 3 & 4 hold prestigious certifications, including WELL v2 Platinum, LEED v4 Gold, and the WELL Health-Safety Rating, reflecting our commitment to occupant well-being and environmental sustainability.

  • With a total size of 586,000 RSF, Mission Bay 3 encompasses 310,000 RSF across 11 stories, while Mission Bay 4 features 276,000 RSF over 11 stories. Explore a workplace beyond the ordinary—where AlfaTech's design expertise meets Uber's vision for a truly exceptional headquarters.

 
 
 

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