Featured Projects

The Department of Public Works designs and builds projects that significantly enhance the San Francisco skyline and provide residents and visitors world-class public facilities. Learn more about a few of the superior public infrastructure projects that are currently in the design process or have recently been delivered within our beautiful city:

Recently Completed Projects

• California Academy of Sciences - completed and reopened Oct. 2009
       The Academy is the largest public LEED*  platinum building in the world. 
• Richmond/Senator Milton Marks Branch Library - completed and reopened May 2009
       American Public Works Association (APWA), Northern California Chapter
       2010 Project of the Year Winner for Historical Restoration 
• Sunnyside Conservatory - completed and reopened  Dec.2009
      American Public Works Association (APWA), Northern California Chapter 
      2010 Project of the Year Winner for Historical Restoration 
• Divisadero Streetscape Improvement Project - completed March 2010

Currently Under Development

• Pier 27- Cruise Ship Terminal
• Public Utilities Commisson (PUC) Headquarters at 525 Golden Gate Avenue  
       American Institute of Architects (AIA), San Francisco Chapter
       2010 Winner of the San Francisco Design Awards program 
• San Franciso General Hospital Rebuild
• Justice Facilities Improvement Program
• Chinese Recreation Center
• Leland Avenue Streetscape Improvment Project

• Bayview Branch Library

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        * LEED: Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design