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Oxford Properties Group, Inc. (San Francisco, CA)
Life Sciences (Pharmaceutical/BioTech), Office
402,700 sq. ft., 4-Stories
DES Architects + Engineer, HDR Architects
The Foundry31 project transformed a pre-existing commercial establishment into a life science facility, responding to the escalating demand for laboratory spaces in the East Bay Area. The project included new dedicated lab mechanical systems, lab elevators, and common spaces, including selective demolition of the 3-story building, which was initially constructed in 1950. The project provided the necessary infrastructure to allow occupancy of up to four early-stage life science startups, two of which were fully build-out as part of the project. The building is currently the home of Arcadia Science and Glyphic Biosciences.
