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a large building with many windows
690 Market Street Building, Adaptive Reuse San Francisco, CA

WHAT WE DID

Prepared Construction Documents for temporary shoring and sequencing to remove all but the façade of this 12- and 16-story structure

Provided construction engineering services related to partial demolition and adaptive reuse of this historic San Francisco structure. Prepared Construction Documents for temporary shoring and sequencing to remove all but the façade of this 12- and 16-story structure, excavate a new basement level and mat foundation, and build a modern steel frame building behind the existing façade. This challenging project required close coordination with the design team for the new structure as well as the construction team, and required safe support of both gravity and lateral loads at all stages of demolition and new construction. The project is a 2006 SEAOC award winner.

Features:

  • Temporary shoring
  • Adaptive re-use
  • SEAOC award winner
  • Service: Construction Means and Methods; shoring

Project Team

Jim Malley
Senior Principal

I am a third-generation San Franciscan and have never lived more than 20 miles from the City.

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Loring Wyllie
Senior Principal

I enjoy world travel and spend many weeks a year in exotic and beautiful locations such as Antigua, Paris, and Italy.

Andrew Scott
Practice Area Leader, Principal

I prefer to ride my bike to work – day or night, rain or shine.

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