UCSF Wayne and Gladys Valley Center for Vision
San Francisco's Visionary Neuroscience Research Center for UCSF
San Francisco's Visionary Neuroscience Research Center for UCSF
Location:
San Francisco, CA
Client:
University of California, San Francisco
Scale:
347,500 square feet
12 levels above grade
1
LEED Certification:
Gold
Specialties:
Delivery Model:
Integrated Design-Build
Architect:
SmithGroupJJR (note: all one word)
UCSF Wayne and Gladys Valley Center for Vision on Block 33 located in San Francisco, CA is a ground-up, Type I concrete mixed-use project. The project includes a 12-level tower, a five-level south wing, and a three-level north wing with a rooftop garden. Surface parking totals 75,000 square feet and 200 stalls. The tower houses academic desktop research and administrative space in an open-plan design. Programs in the Proctor Foundation and Ophthalmology Department combine in Building 33 to comprise a new Center for Vision Neurosciences, where clinics and teaching laboratories are located in the south wing. The north wing houses centralized meeting space, including a three-story conference facility.
The OSHPD Level 3 project provides a home for scientific initiatives that require desktop space near other UCSF research programs, therefore is located directly across from UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay – these include the Institute for Computational Health Sciences, the CERSI/Drug Development Efficacy Research, the Genomic Medicine Initiative Core and the Bio-banking Core.
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