A new office project has been approved for construction at 777 Airport Boulevard in Burlingame, San Mateo County. The project proposal includes the development of a 13 story tower offering spaces for office and R&D uses . Demolition will be required for the existing five-story Red Roof PLUS hotel and the attached Leann’s cafe.
San Francisco-based real estate firm Lincoln Property Company is the project developer. The project is designed by Gensler. Petersen Studio is the landscape architect.
The property site spans an area of 3.08 acres. Updated proposal states that the office complex will span an area of 900,000 square feet and rise 194 feet in height. The ground floor will include a double-height lobby and amenity space. The curtainwall facade will be broken for six sections for inset employee balconies, which also serve to illustrate the scale of the above-grade on-site garage.
The total rentable office space allocated is 403,400 square feet and R&D space totaling 403,400 square feet. Space designated for a 923-car garage is 367,730 square feet. Bicycle parking will be included on the ground level in a 900-square-foot room next to the open cafe.
The building will span less than half of the property, opening up the rest for a stone cobble road, trees, plants, and the public bay trail. Landscaping amenities will include a shoreline plaza, a lawn terrace, and a sloped garden.
Wilsey Ham is the civil engineer, Alvine Engineering is responsible for MEPT, and Saiful Bouquet is the structural engineer.
Renderings showcase a high-rise building clad in curtain wall glass, articulated to a repetitive sawtooth wall pattern emphasized by the vertical louver fins. The office tower will be situated just south of SFO, on the southern corner at the intersection of the Airport and Anza Boulevard.
The estimated construction timeline has not been announced yet.
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Burlingame has a lot of opportunities with a lot of low rise buildings.