WeWork Projects

Select WeWork Projects Christina Salehi, RA, LEED AP BD+C Senior Project Architect + Design Manager

Marin County 1 Belvedere Drive, Mill Valley CA 21,000 RSF

Belvedere Drive is a small office complex comprised of two multi-tenant office buildings perched on a hill overlooking Mill Valley.

We redesigned and renovated 4 suites in the complex. The design inspiration is Northern California local meets chic 1970’s rock vibe.

Before

This location is a high-end product with a lot of custom millwork and special moments. The common space was designed to host events and live music after hours.

Creative Artists Agency 9830 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills 62,000 RSF Building is designed by I. M. Pei, 1989

9830 Wilshire Blvd. is the former home to Creative Artists Agency (CAA). The famous talent agency commissioned the late I.M. Pei to design their new headquarters in Beverly Hills, which opened in 1989.

The 3 story glass atrium and enormous tree anchor the rest of the building. Beautiful travertine graces the walls and floors throughout the public space.

Before

We brought the workspaces back to life, letting in light and creating visual connections through the multi-story complex. The concourse level now houses a Recording Studio and Podcast Recording Rooms.

Mid-Market 1460 Mission Street, San Francisco 66,000 RSF

This partially subterranean space was previously a bank vault. It occupies nearly a full city block. There are only a few small windows along two sides, and no natural light reaches the deep center of the floor plate.

Before

The landlord created a new entrance on Mission street with doors and glazing, and installed restrooms.

East Bay 1900 Powell Street, Emeryville 57,000 RSF

1900 Powell is a 12 story office building in an idyllic corporate park in Emeryville. The unique location offers 180 degree views of the San Francisco Bay. We completely gutted the post-tension floor slabs. The program is a mix of large and small offices that cater to a variety of businesses in the East Bay. The lounges look out onto crystal blue water.

Jackson Square 655 Montgomery Street, San Francisco 17,500 RSF

This project is located at a coveted intersection at the heart of San Francisco. It occupies the lot diagonal to the famous Transamerica Building. The eighth floor Boardroom is situated to yield views from the Bay Bridge to Coit Tower, as can be seen in the last image of this presentation. The main lounge is intimate, yet hosts several seating types for different types of work. The floor plate is a mix of small and large offices.