Arterra

300 Berry Street
San Francisco, CA 94158

Welcome to Arterra; designed to be San Francisco's first LEED certified green high-rise community.

Arterra is at the center of one of San Francisco's most exciting and meticulously planned neighborhoods, Mission Bay. Built around an open courtyard, Arterra consists of three separate buildings: "Sky," a 16-story tower with city views; "City," a 9-story building with city views and an observation deck, grass roof and barbecue area; and "Park," a 6-story building with two-story homes featuring park views, a grass roof and private outdoor spaces. All three buildings offer a combination of unique and competitively priced flats and townhomes.

Nationwide only 18 residential high rises have received the coveted U.S. Green building Councils seal of approval - LEED certification, mostly on college campuses. Arterra is on track to be San Francisco's first LEED certified green high-rise community.

Arterra - Statistics

Architect: Kwan Henmi Architecture/Planning
Building 1 "Sky" Stories: 16
Building 2 "City" Stories: 9
Building 3 "Park" Stories: 6

Neighborhood - Mission Bay

Although it had been a city redevelopment area since 1998, the 303 acres of abandoned rail yard owned by Southern Pacific Railroad now known as Mission Bay was largely undeveloped until 2004. In that year, California voters passed Proposition 71, authorizing $3 billion in grants to build the California... Read More

Address: 300 Berry Street, San Francisco, CA
Neighborhood: Mission Bay
Country:

United States

Project Website

Kwan Henmi Architecture/Planning