The building takes its design cue from San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood. It features high ceilings, polished concrete floors, and exposed wood ceilings and beams, as well as a private outdoor gathering space accessed through glass roll-up doors.

Five EV charging stations (with the potential to add 10 more), drought-resistant landscaping, and a cool roof helped it attain LEED Silver certification. The walkable neighborhood offers abundant retail and public transportation options.

Built in the 1980s as a micro-chip fabrication facility, the project’s flexible 65,000-square foot floor plan is used for a variety of office, R&D, and testing labs and includes a full mechanic’s garage for the testing of new automotive concepts and components.