SACRAMENTO | CA Natural Resources HQ | 343 FT | 21 FLOORS

[SacTownAndy]

Developer: State of California
Architect: AC Martin
Type: Office
Location: 8th & P, Downtown
Cost: $597MM
Size: 838k sqft
Construction Timeline: 2018 - 2021 completion

Official groundbreaking ceremony: 9/20/18

Design Features:
•LEED Platinum Sustainable: The building will be Zero Net Energy and is targeting a LEED Platinum certification. The building will also use at least 50% less water than a typical office building of its size.

•Inviting: The building, in addition to office space, will have approximately 6,000 square feet of retail, an auditorium for approximately 300, a multi-vendor food court, and will create an attractive pedestrian plaza.

•Wellness: The building is designed for employee wellness in mind, including having an emphasis on natural daylight, providing clean, filtered outside air, and the use of solar shading to minimize glare and thermal hot spots.

Source: http://sacrbr.aecomonline.net/default.htm


Source:https://www.bizjournals.com/sacramen...tml#g/426913/1
CA State Dept of General Services


Source: http://www.turnerconstruction.com/ex...s-headquarters
CA State Dept of General Services















Flyover:
• Video Link

Flyover:https://youtu.be/KhxFF22tTNQ

Project webcam:
https://app.oxblue.com/open/turner/nnrhproject

[TWAK]

Whoah, where did this one come from, and did you have your eye on it for a while?
Hopefully this is just as good as the last cycle of towers built.

[urbanadvocate]

They have broken ground on this project.

[colemonkee]

Nice one! This will push the skyline further south from the river view.

[SacTownAndy]

Vertical construction starting on new downtown Sac high-rise

By Ben van der Meer
Sacramento Business Journal
Sep 4, 2018

What’s likely to be the tallest Sacramento building in the current cycle of the real estate market will start making vertical progress this month.

https://www.bizjournals.com/sacramen...ntown-sac.html

[KevinFromTexas]

This is going to be one of those buildings whose scale is deceiving. It looks shorter than it actually is because of its bulk.

[urban_encounter]

Originally Posted by KevinFromTexas

This is going to be one of those buildings whose scale is deceiving. It looks shorter than it actually is because of its bulk.

The State of California is addicted to large floor plates.

[patriotizzy]

Looks like well planned street presence as well. Top notch city addition.

[urban_encounter]

Technically this project isn’t a proposal any more because they’re driving piles and laying the foundation. Not sure if the admins want to relocate this page?

[innov8]

https://app.oxblue.com/open/turner/nnrhproject

[innov8]

Looks as if they are on the 10th floor

https://app.oxblue.com/open/turner/nnrhproject

[innov8]

[SacTownAndy]

The glass curtain wall is starting to go up

[innov8]

[patriotizzy]

Great set of pictures. Thanks for taking the time.

[SacTownAndy]

A few updates from 2/2/20









cranes over downtown

[craigs]

Looks good, the skin is pretty slick.

[sactivity]

I'm curious about the "fins", for a lack of a better word, that protrude out from the lower level windows. Do they have a purpose or simply decorative?

[Clinton Robinson]

Thank you VERY much for the updates!!!!! Nice pics by the way!!

[TWAK]

Basically it fills a gap in the skyline from every angle. We all know some angles hide the best buildings because they are all the same height