1. Paragon Point<\/h2>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.commercialsearch.com\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/46\/2020\/12\/Paragon-Point.png\")
<\/a>Paragon Point<\/p><\/div>\n
Located at 3 Lagoon Drive, Paragon Point achieved LEED 2009 Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Platinum certification with a scorecard of 86 points in October. Built in 1985, the two-building office complex received its first LEED certification in 2009 at the Gold level, and then, following significant upgrades in 2015, the property reached the Platinum level with 81 points on the scorecard.<\/p>\n
Owned by MetLife Real Estate Investment, the property totals 242,498 square feet and includes 2,600 square feet of retail space. Green features include indoor air quality, solid waste management, green cleaning, water-performance measurement, indoor plumbing fixture and fitting efficiency and water-efficient landscaping. Additionally, Paragon Point\u2019s building automation system utilizes a \u201cload shed\u201d strategy to optimize energy efficiency performance. The project also procured a renewable energy certificate (RECs) to offset more than 530 MTCO2e and source nearly 5,380 MWh of renewable energy.<\/p>\n
2. Workday Headquarters<\/h2>\n![\"Workday](\"https:\/\/www.commercialsearch.com\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/46\/2020\/12\/Workday-Headquarters-1.jpg\")
<\/a>Workday Headquarters<\/p><\/div>\n
Developed in 2019, the 410,000-square-foot building achieved LEED 2009 New Construction Platinum certification in April 2020 with a scorecard of 85 points. Owned by Next Play Consulting, the six-story property uses a cool roof\u2014a large 865-kilowatt solar array that provides up to one-third of the building\u2019s daily electricity needs and mitigates the urban heat island effect.<\/p>\n
Located at 6110 Stoneridge Mall Road, the building consists of an innovative on-site greywater recycling system that is set to save up to 720,000 gallons of water annually. Interior design features include indoor trees planted in the building\u2019s open spaces, outdoor space and an open-air amphitheater for up to 1,500 people. The project marked all points for public transportation access\u2014the property is next to the West Dublin-Pleasanton BART station and parking garage and includes bicycle storage and changing rooms.<\/p>\n
\nLISTEN TO:<\/strong> Podcast: Committing to Net Zero<\/a><\/p>\n
\n3. 150 Spear<\/h2>\n![\"150](\"https:\/\/www.commercialsearch.com\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/46\/2020\/12\/150-Spear.jpg\")
<\/a>150 Spear<\/p><\/div>\n
The 270,000-square-foot 150 Spear St. includes 2,500 square feet of retail space. Constructed in 1983, the midrise property underwent cosmetic renovations in 2002. Walnut Hill Group acquired the asset in 2017 for $182.6 million from Principal Real Estate Investors.<\/p>\n
In November of this year, the 18-story building received LEED 2009 Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Platinum certification with an 82-point scorecard. Sustainable features include water performance measurement and indoor plumbing fixture and fitting efficiency, optimized energy efficiency performance, on-site and off-site renewable energy, solid waste management and green cleaning practices, and indoor air quality management practices. Castlight Health, Brighterion, Gartner and Commonwealth Foreign Exchange are among the tenants.<\/p>\n
4. 650 California Street<\/h2>\n
The Columbia Property Trust-owned, 33-story tower first received LEED 2009 Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Gold certification with a scorecard of 63 points. The company paid $309 million for the asset in 2014, when it acquired it from Tishman Speyer. In June of this year, the 478,392-square-foot building was awarded Platinum level certification with an 82-point scorecard. <\/p>\n
Known as the Hartford Building, the Owings & Merrill-designed property was built in 1963. Upgrades in 2013 and 2017 comprised on-site valet parking, secure bike parking, electric vehicle and Scoot E-Bike charging stations and Zipcar access. Additional renovations included indoor plumbing fixture and fitting efficiency, water performance measurement, optimized energy efficiency performance, on-site and off-site renewable energy, waste management and green cleaning and indoor air quality management. Notable tenants at 650 California Street include Credit Suisse, WeWork, Affirm, Thornton Tomasetti and Textainer.<\/p>\n
5. LMS Architects Office TI<\/h2>\n
Located at 1940 Bryant St., the office property received LEED v4 ID+C: Commercial Interiors Platinum certification with a scorecard of 82 points in November. Developed in 1923, the four-story building totals 29,000 square feet of office space.<\/p>\n
According to USGBC\u2019s scorecard, the development received 18 out of 18 points for location and transportation, eight out of 12 for water efficiency, 33 out of 38 for energy and atmosphere, seven out of 13 for material and resources, six out of 17 for indoor environmental quality, four out of four for regional priority credits and six out of six for innovation. LMSA’s work in ecological design has been recognized by the AIA, USGBC, the U.S. Department of Energy, the National Building Museum and the international Green Building Challenge. Five LMSA projects have been named AIA COTE Top 10 Green Projects in the U.S.<\/p>\n
6. Adobe 100-110 Hooper<\/h2>\n
Located at 100 Hooper St., the four-story, $270 million project developed by Kilroy Realty Corp. totals 400,000 square feet. Two identical, adjacent buildings are connected by skybridges on the second, third and fourth floors and a courtyard below. Three floors in both buildings are dedicated to Adobe. The company\u2019s rooftop patio features raised planters, which grow a variety of fruits and vegetables that are used in the employee caf\u00e9. The fourth floor includes electronic boards displaying the ingredients and nutritional value of menu items.<\/p>\n
\nREAD ALSO<\/strong>: Top 5 LEED Platinum-Certified Buildings in the US<\/a><\/p>\n
\nBuilt in 2018, the complex received LEED Platinum certification in June 2020 with a scorecard of 81 points. The facility features a program that addresses energy efficiency, recycling, waste management, water conservation and other sustainable and green cleaning practices and has established a three-stream waste service, which includes trash, recycling and compost.<\/p>\n
7. 345 Brannan<\/h2>\n![\"345](\"https:\/\/www.commercialsearch.com\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/46\/2020\/12\/345-Brannan.jpg\")
<\/a>345 Brannan<\/p><\/div>\n
Formerly a parking lot, the five-story office building achieved LEED Platinum certification with an 80-point scorecard. The building includes a green roof and roof deck, while the landscaped area serves to reduce stormwater pressure on the city sewer system. Much of the rainwater is stored in an on-site cistern, used as greywater to flush toilets. On the energy performance side, the property has scored 30 points of 33, while for waste management, it racked up six of the eight possible points. Of the 20 points assigned to indoor environmental quality performance, the project tallied 17.<\/p>\n
In December 2019, Kilroy Realty Corp. acquired 345 Brannan and set a record for the highest price paid per square foot for a large San Francisco office building. The company shelled out $146 million, or $1,327 per square foot, for the 102,300-square-foot property, according to CommercialEdge. The seller was Dutch investor Breevast BV.<\/p>\n
8. 600 Battery<\/h2>\n![\"600](\"https:\/\/www.commercialsearch.com\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/46\/2020\/12\/600-Battery.png\")
<\/a>600 Battery<\/p><\/div>\n
TMG Partners\u2019 three-story office building at 600 Battery St. consists of 124,547 square feet. The property came online in phases, in 1927 and 1938, and underwent a full renovation between 1998 and 2000. In January last year, the company acquired the asset for $115 million, or $923,35 per square foot.<\/p>\n
This year, in March, 400 Battery received a LEED v4.1 O+M: Existing Buildings Gold level certification with a 74-point scorecard. The improvement program included concrete construction, high exposed ceilings, natural light, polished concrete floors, large efficient floor plates and a roof deck with panoramic views of downtown and the bay. The property benefits from a mix of outdoor spaces such as the adjacent Sydney Walton Park, restaurants including Kokkari and Roka Akor, and social institutions such as The Battery.<\/p>\n
9. 601 City Center<\/h2>\n![\"601](\"https:\/\/www.commercialsearch.com\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/46\/2020\/12\/601-City-Center.jpg\")
<\/a>601 City Center<\/p><\/div>\n
The 601 City Center property achieved LEED v4 BD+C: Core and Shell Gold certification with a 71-point scorecard. Located at 601 12th St., Shorenstein\u2019s asset<\/a> includes green cleaning practices, integrated pest management, waste and e-waste recycling and energy and waste efficiency standards.<\/p>\nThe 24-story building features 9,500 square feet of ground-floor retail space, bike lockers, a roof deck, two stories of underground parking, more than eight EV parking stations and on-site showers. The 606,267-square-foot tower ranks as the largest Class A green building in the East Bay.<\/p>\n
10. Ferry Building<\/h2>\n
<\/a>Paragon Point<\/p><\/div>\n
Located at 3 Lagoon Drive, Paragon Point achieved LEED 2009 Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Platinum certification with a scorecard of 86 points in October. Built in 1985, the two-building office complex received its first LEED certification in 2009 at the Gold level, and then, following significant upgrades in 2015, the property reached the Platinum level with 81 points on the scorecard.<\/p>\n
Owned by MetLife Real Estate Investment, the property totals 242,498 square feet and includes 2,600 square feet of retail space. Green features include indoor air quality, solid waste management, green cleaning, water-performance measurement, indoor plumbing fixture and fitting efficiency and water-efficient landscaping. Additionally, Paragon Point\u2019s building automation system utilizes a \u201cload shed\u201d strategy to optimize energy efficiency performance. The project also procured a renewable energy certificate (RECs) to offset more than 530 MTCO2e and source nearly 5,380 MWh of renewable energy.<\/p>\n
2. Workday Headquarters<\/h2>\n<\/a>Workday Headquarters<\/p><\/div>\n
Developed in 2019, the 410,000-square-foot building achieved LEED 2009 New Construction Platinum certification in April 2020 with a scorecard of 85 points. Owned by Next Play Consulting, the six-story property uses a cool roof\u2014a large 865-kilowatt solar array that provides up to one-third of the building\u2019s daily electricity needs and mitigates the urban heat island effect.<\/p>\n
Located at 6110 Stoneridge Mall Road, the building consists of an innovative on-site greywater recycling system that is set to save up to 720,000 gallons of water annually. Interior design features include indoor trees planted in the building\u2019s open spaces, outdoor space and an open-air amphitheater for up to 1,500 people. The project marked all points for public transportation access\u2014the property is next to the West Dublin-Pleasanton BART station and parking garage and includes bicycle storage and changing rooms.<\/p>\n
\nLISTEN TO:<\/strong> Podcast: Committing to Net Zero<\/a><\/p>\n
\n3. 150 Spear<\/h2>\n<\/a>150 Spear<\/p><\/div>\n
The 270,000-square-foot 150 Spear St. includes 2,500 square feet of retail space. Constructed in 1983, the midrise property underwent cosmetic renovations in 2002. Walnut Hill Group acquired the asset in 2017 for $182.6 million from Principal Real Estate Investors.<\/p>\n
In November of this year, the 18-story building received LEED 2009 Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Platinum certification with an 82-point scorecard. Sustainable features include water performance measurement and indoor plumbing fixture and fitting efficiency, optimized energy efficiency performance, on-site and off-site renewable energy, solid waste management and green cleaning practices, and indoor air quality management practices. Castlight Health, Brighterion, Gartner and Commonwealth Foreign Exchange are among the tenants.<\/p>\n
4. 650 California Street<\/h2>\n
The Columbia Property Trust-owned, 33-story tower first received LEED 2009 Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Gold certification with a scorecard of 63 points. The company paid $309 million for the asset in 2014, when it acquired it from Tishman Speyer. In June of this year, the 478,392-square-foot building was awarded Platinum level certification with an 82-point scorecard. <\/p>\n
Known as the Hartford Building, the Owings & Merrill-designed property was built in 1963. Upgrades in 2013 and 2017 comprised on-site valet parking, secure bike parking, electric vehicle and Scoot E-Bike charging stations and Zipcar access. Additional renovations included indoor plumbing fixture and fitting efficiency, water performance measurement, optimized energy efficiency performance, on-site and off-site renewable energy, waste management and green cleaning and indoor air quality management. Notable tenants at 650 California Street include Credit Suisse, WeWork, Affirm, Thornton Tomasetti and Textainer.<\/p>\n
5. LMS Architects Office TI<\/h2>\n
Located at 1940 Bryant St., the office property received LEED v4 ID+C: Commercial Interiors Platinum certification with a scorecard of 82 points in November. Developed in 1923, the four-story building totals 29,000 square feet of office space.<\/p>\n
According to USGBC\u2019s scorecard, the development received 18 out of 18 points for location and transportation, eight out of 12 for water efficiency, 33 out of 38 for energy and atmosphere, seven out of 13 for material and resources, six out of 17 for indoor environmental quality, four out of four for regional priority credits and six out of six for innovation. LMSA’s work in ecological design has been recognized by the AIA, USGBC, the U.S. Department of Energy, the National Building Museum and the international Green Building Challenge. Five LMSA projects have been named AIA COTE Top 10 Green Projects in the U.S.<\/p>\n
6. Adobe 100-110 Hooper<\/h2>\n
Located at 100 Hooper St., the four-story, $270 million project developed by Kilroy Realty Corp. totals 400,000 square feet. Two identical, adjacent buildings are connected by skybridges on the second, third and fourth floors and a courtyard below. Three floors in both buildings are dedicated to Adobe. The company\u2019s rooftop patio features raised planters, which grow a variety of fruits and vegetables that are used in the employee caf\u00e9. The fourth floor includes electronic boards displaying the ingredients and nutritional value of menu items.<\/p>\n
\nREAD ALSO<\/strong>: Top 5 LEED Platinum-Certified Buildings in the US<\/a><\/p>\n
\nBuilt in 2018, the complex received LEED Platinum certification in June 2020 with a scorecard of 81 points. The facility features a program that addresses energy efficiency, recycling, waste management, water conservation and other sustainable and green cleaning practices and has established a three-stream waste service, which includes trash, recycling and compost.<\/p>\n
7. 345 Brannan<\/h2>\n<\/a>345 Brannan<\/p><\/div>\n
Formerly a parking lot, the five-story office building achieved LEED Platinum certification with an 80-point scorecard. The building includes a green roof and roof deck, while the landscaped area serves to reduce stormwater pressure on the city sewer system. Much of the rainwater is stored in an on-site cistern, used as greywater to flush toilets. On the energy performance side, the property has scored 30 points of 33, while for waste management, it racked up six of the eight possible points. Of the 20 points assigned to indoor environmental quality performance, the project tallied 17.<\/p>\n
In December 2019, Kilroy Realty Corp. acquired 345 Brannan and set a record for the highest price paid per square foot for a large San Francisco office building. The company shelled out $146 million, or $1,327 per square foot, for the 102,300-square-foot property, according to CommercialEdge. The seller was Dutch investor Breevast BV.<\/p>\n
8. 600 Battery<\/h2>\n<\/a>600 Battery<\/p><\/div>\n
TMG Partners\u2019 three-story office building at 600 Battery St. consists of 124,547 square feet. The property came online in phases, in 1927 and 1938, and underwent a full renovation between 1998 and 2000. In January last year, the company acquired the asset for $115 million, or $923,35 per square foot.<\/p>\n
This year, in March, 400 Battery received a LEED v4.1 O+M: Existing Buildings Gold level certification with a 74-point scorecard. The improvement program included concrete construction, high exposed ceilings, natural light, polished concrete floors, large efficient floor plates and a roof deck with panoramic views of downtown and the bay. The property benefits from a mix of outdoor spaces such as the adjacent Sydney Walton Park, restaurants including Kokkari and Roka Akor, and social institutions such as The Battery.<\/p>\n
9. 601 City Center<\/h2>\n<\/a>601 City Center<\/p><\/div>\n
The 601 City Center property achieved LEED v4 BD+C: Core and Shell Gold certification with a 71-point scorecard. Located at 601 12th St., Shorenstein\u2019s asset<\/a> includes green cleaning practices, integrated pest management, waste and e-waste recycling and energy and waste efficiency standards.<\/p>\nThe 24-story building features 9,500 square feet of ground-floor retail space, bike lockers, a roof deck, two stories of underground parking, more than eight EV parking stations and on-site showers. The 606,267-square-foot tower ranks as the largest Class A green building in the East Bay.<\/p>\n
10. Ferry Building<\/h2>\n
<\/a>Workday Headquarters<\/p><\/div>\n
Developed in 2019, the 410,000-square-foot building achieved LEED 2009 New Construction Platinum certification in April 2020 with a scorecard of 85 points. Owned by Next Play Consulting, the six-story property uses a cool roof\u2014a large 865-kilowatt solar array that provides up to one-third of the building\u2019s daily electricity needs and mitigates the urban heat island effect.<\/p>\n
Located at 6110 Stoneridge Mall Road, the building consists of an innovative on-site greywater recycling system that is set to save up to 720,000 gallons of water annually. Interior design features include indoor trees planted in the building\u2019s open spaces, outdoor space and an open-air amphitheater for up to 1,500 people. The project marked all points for public transportation access\u2014the property is next to the West Dublin-Pleasanton BART station and parking garage and includes bicycle storage and changing rooms.<\/p>\n
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LISTEN TO:<\/strong> Podcast: Committing to Net Zero<\/a><\/p>\n 150 Spear<\/p><\/div>\n The 270,000-square-foot 150 Spear St. includes 2,500 square feet of retail space. Constructed in 1983, the midrise property underwent cosmetic renovations in 2002. Walnut Hill Group acquired the asset in 2017 for $182.6 million from Principal Real Estate Investors.<\/p>\n In November of this year, the 18-story building received LEED 2009 Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Platinum certification with an 82-point scorecard. Sustainable features include water performance measurement and indoor plumbing fixture and fitting efficiency, optimized energy efficiency performance, on-site and off-site renewable energy, solid waste management and green cleaning practices, and indoor air quality management practices. Castlight Health, Brighterion, Gartner and Commonwealth Foreign Exchange are among the tenants.<\/p>\n The Columbia Property Trust-owned, 33-story tower first received LEED 2009 Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Gold certification with a scorecard of 63 points. The company paid $309 million for the asset in 2014, when it acquired it from Tishman Speyer. In June of this year, the 478,392-square-foot building was awarded Platinum level certification with an 82-point scorecard. <\/p>\n Known as the Hartford Building, the Owings & Merrill-designed property was built in 1963. Upgrades in 2013 and 2017 comprised on-site valet parking, secure bike parking, electric vehicle and Scoot E-Bike charging stations and Zipcar access. Additional renovations included indoor plumbing fixture and fitting efficiency, water performance measurement, optimized energy efficiency performance, on-site and off-site renewable energy, waste management and green cleaning and indoor air quality management. Notable tenants at 650 California Street include Credit Suisse, WeWork, Affirm, Thornton Tomasetti and Textainer.<\/p>\n Located at 1940 Bryant St., the office property received LEED v4 ID+C: Commercial Interiors Platinum certification with a scorecard of 82 points in November. Developed in 1923, the four-story building totals 29,000 square feet of office space.<\/p>\n According to USGBC\u2019s scorecard, the development received 18 out of 18 points for location and transportation, eight out of 12 for water efficiency, 33 out of 38 for energy and atmosphere, seven out of 13 for material and resources, six out of 17 for indoor environmental quality, four out of four for regional priority credits and six out of six for innovation. LMSA’s work in ecological design has been recognized by the AIA, USGBC, the U.S. Department of Energy, the National Building Museum and the international Green Building Challenge. Five LMSA projects have been named AIA COTE Top 10 Green Projects in the U.S.<\/p>\n Located at 100 Hooper St., the four-story, $270 million project developed by Kilroy Realty Corp. totals 400,000 square feet. Two identical, adjacent buildings are connected by skybridges on the second, third and fourth floors and a courtyard below. Three floors in both buildings are dedicated to Adobe. The company\u2019s rooftop patio features raised planters, which grow a variety of fruits and vegetables that are used in the employee caf\u00e9. The fourth floor includes electronic boards displaying the ingredients and nutritional value of menu items.<\/p>\n READ ALSO<\/strong>: Top 5 LEED Platinum-Certified Buildings in the US<\/a><\/p>\n Built in 2018, the complex received LEED Platinum certification in June 2020 with a scorecard of 81 points. The facility features a program that addresses energy efficiency, recycling, waste management, water conservation and other sustainable and green cleaning practices and has established a three-stream waste service, which includes trash, recycling and compost.<\/p>\n 345 Brannan<\/p><\/div>\n Formerly a parking lot, the five-story office building achieved LEED Platinum certification with an 80-point scorecard. The building includes a green roof and roof deck, while the landscaped area serves to reduce stormwater pressure on the city sewer system. Much of the rainwater is stored in an on-site cistern, used as greywater to flush toilets. On the energy performance side, the property has scored 30 points of 33, while for waste management, it racked up six of the eight possible points. Of the 20 points assigned to indoor environmental quality performance, the project tallied 17.<\/p>\n In December 2019, Kilroy Realty Corp. acquired 345 Brannan and set a record for the highest price paid per square foot for a large San Francisco office building. The company shelled out $146 million, or $1,327 per square foot, for the 102,300-square-foot property, according to CommercialEdge. The seller was Dutch investor Breevast BV.<\/p>\n 600 Battery<\/p><\/div>\n TMG Partners\u2019 three-story office building at 600 Battery St. consists of 124,547 square feet. The property came online in phases, in 1927 and 1938, and underwent a full renovation between 1998 and 2000. In January last year, the company acquired the asset for $115 million, or $923,35 per square foot.<\/p>\n This year, in March, 400 Battery received a LEED v4.1 O+M: Existing Buildings Gold level certification with a 74-point scorecard. The improvement program included concrete construction, high exposed ceilings, natural light, polished concrete floors, large efficient floor plates and a roof deck with panoramic views of downtown and the bay. The property benefits from a mix of outdoor spaces such as the adjacent Sydney Walton Park, restaurants including Kokkari and Roka Akor, and social institutions such as The Battery.<\/p>\n 601 City Center<\/p><\/div>\n The 601 City Center property achieved LEED v4 BD+C: Core and Shell Gold certification with a 71-point scorecard. Located at 601 12th St., Shorenstein\u2019s asset<\/a> includes green cleaning practices, integrated pest management, waste and e-waste recycling and energy and waste efficiency standards.<\/p>\n The 24-story building features 9,500 square feet of ground-floor retail space, bike lockers, a roof deck, two stories of underground parking, more than eight EV parking stations and on-site showers. The 606,267-square-foot tower ranks as the largest Class A green building in the East Bay.<\/p>\n
\n3. 150 Spear<\/h2>\n
<\/a>4. 650 California Street<\/h2>\n
5. LMS Architects Office TI<\/h2>\n
6. Adobe 100-110 Hooper<\/h2>\n
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\n7. 345 Brannan<\/h2>\n
<\/a>8. 600 Battery<\/h2>\n
<\/a>9. 601 City Center<\/h2>\n
<\/a>10. Ferry Building<\/h2>\n