San Mateo County

800 Dubuque Avenue, rendering by Perkins+Will

Office-R&D Project Approved At 800 Dubuque Avenue In South San Francisco

4:30 am on July 27, 2023 By YIMBY Team

The updated designs have been approved for a new office and R&D development proposed at 800 Dubuque Avenue in South San Francisco, San Mateo County. The project proposal includes the construction of three new office and Research and Development (R&D) buildings, offering spaces for parking and events. Plans also call for the demolition of all existing buildings and site improvements. IQHQ is the project developer. BKF is consulting on civil engineering, and Magnusson Klemencic Associates will consult on structural engineering. Perkins+Will is the project architect. Surfacedesign Inc will oversee the landscape architecture.

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80 Willow Road aerial view, image via Embarcadero Capital Partner

Builders Remedy for 300-Foot Tower Floated at 80 Willow Road in Menlo Park

5:30 am on July 21, 2023 By Andrew Nelson

New plans have been submitted for a four-structure mixed-use development with a 300-foot tower at 80 Willow Road in Menlo Park, San Mateo County. If built, the project would become the second tallest structure in San Mateo County by using the Builder’s Remedy, possibly creating hundreds of homes, hotel rooms, office space, and retail. Oisin Heneghan, the founder of N17 Development, is listed as the project applicant. Embarcadero Capital Partners is the property owner.

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Willow Village offices main entry, image courtesy Peninsula Innovation Partners

Menlo Park Planning Commission Approves Architectural Plans for Willow Village

5:30 am on July 11, 2023 By Andrew Nelson

The Menlo Park Planning Commission has approved four architectural plans for Meta’s Willow Village in San Mateo County. The city reviewed Safdie Architect’s glass-domed meeting and collaboration space, the town square, the office campus, and two apartment buildings. Facebook’s parent company is working with Signature Development Group in a joint venture called the Peninsula Innovation Partners.

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