The park’s location on top of the bus terminal and connection to several adjacent towers in addition to its robust schedule of programmed activities results in a park that is widely used by a diverse group of people. The rooftop park serves as an essential element in the growth of the new East Cut neighborhood in San Francisco and provides high quality public open space and access to nature in an area that lacks significant space for urban parks at street level. Join us and step into an immersive experience at the Salesforce Garden, located on the upper walkway between halls 3 and 5. Completed in September 2018, the Ohana Room includes approximately 25,000 plants (about 1,000 to 1,200 per column) and 800 square feet of garden in wooden planters on the floor. The park is an integral component of the sustainability program for the building that sits below it. Up on the 61st floor of Salesforce Tower, Brenner engineered systems to integrate vertical gardens with the 24 steel columns that are part of its structure. It brings nature, horticulture, art and a rich mixture of botanical and active programmed experiences to downtown San Francisco. The funds include the establishment of the 100.
The integrated park has become the central public open space in a new mixed-use neighborhood that has been growing around it. Marc and Lynne Benioff and Salesforce have announced 300 million in climate investment for ecosystem restoration and reforestation. In July ASLA-NCC along with PWP lead designers of Salesforce Park, Adam Greenspan and Cornelia Roppel, for a tour of the 5.4 acre park located on top of the Salesforce Transit Center in downtown San Francisco.
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