NEWS RELEASE
Department of General Services
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DATE: 12/15/1998 | |
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FOR RELEASE: IMMEDIATE | |
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INTERNET: www.dgs.ca.gov |
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Two parts: (1) rehabilitation of the historic Earl Warren Building, 350 McAllister Street, closed after the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake; and (2) construction of the Hiram W. Johnson State Office Building to replace existing seven-story office at 455 Golden Gate Avenue.
PROGRAM:
Consolidates 18 state leases located throughout San Francisco. Saves the state over $500 million over 30 years.
SIZE:
Approximately one million gross square feet
STORIES:
Earl Warren Building – 6 stories
Hiram Johnson State Office Building – 14 stories
EMPLOYEES:
Over 2,100
TENANTS:
11 agencies including: State Supreme Court, Administrative Office of the Courts, First Appellate District Court, Secretary of State, Board of Equalization, Franchise Tax Board, Department of Justice, Department of Industrial Relations, Fair Employment and Housing Department, Fair Employment and Housing Commission, and the Commission on Judicial Performance.
COST:
$246 million
SCHEDULE:
Completion, December 15, 1998
PROJECT MANAGER:
Department of General Services, Real Estate Services Division, Project Management Branch
PROJECT EXECUTIVE:
Mike Courtney
PROJECT DIRECTORS:
Kevin Kaestner, Richard Teramoto
DESIGN/BUILD TEAM:
HSH Design/Build Inc.
Development Manager – Hines
Architect – Skidmore Owings and Merrill, LLP
Construction Manager – The Clark Construction Group, Inc.