The new Transit Center will make world-class public transit options accessible, seamless, safe, and efficient.” ~ Salesforce Transit Center

The TJPA built a state-of-the-art bus and rail station – the “Grand Central Station of the West” – that will accommodate eleven transit systems from the Bay Area and Southern California. The Transbay Transit Center was designed to centralize the region’s transportation network by conveniently connecting all points in the San Francisco Bay Area for more than 100,000 passengers per day.

This striking, innovative, and sustainable building transforms a transportation hub into an urban experience, complete with a gondola, and topped off by a 5.4-acre rooftop park open to the sky. A sociable, open space for people to gather, it’s grand and bold in design, yet built for simply having a good time. “Salesforce Transit Center is a landmark for the San Francisco Bay Area.

The structure houses commuter buses from around the area and provides the region with 5.4 acres of green space. The Transbay Terminal Center and Tower stand 70 feet-tall and stretch from Beale Street to Second Street. The 5.4 acre LEED Gold Salesforce Transit Center Park sits atop the new state-of-the-art Salesforce (previously known as Transbay) Terminal Center. All Are Welcome to the Salesforce Transit Center

NewsĪugI t’s Been Four Years Since Salesforce Park and the Transit Center Opened - and Then Closed and Opened Again by Jay Barmann in SFist JanuUpdate on Temporary Closure of Salesforce Transit Center TJPA Press Release AugA first look at San Francisco’s sensational new elevated park by Katharine Schwab in Fast Company AugSan Francisco’s imposing transit center ready to roll at last by John King in the San Francisco Chronicle SeptemPress Release from JRJ.com. Salesforce Transit Center Pelli Clark Pelli Architects PWP Landscape Architecture Rana Creek Arup SHED Barrett Wikipedia Metropolitan Transportation Commission San Francisco County Transit Authority. Visit the TJPA website and Salesforce Transit Center website.

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