Salesforce Park brings nature, horticulture, art and a rich mixture of botanical and active programmed experiences to the City’s downtown while tying into the sustainability program of the building that sits below it. The sustainable design includes a 5.4-acre rooftop park that has become the central public open space during the growth of a new mixed-use neighborhood around it. To be put on the waiting list, please call the Garden Conservancy office at 845.424.6500 M-F, 9-5 Eastern.This multi-modal transit center in downtown San Francisco links 11 transit systems and connects the city to the region, the state, and the nation. This program was originally scheduled for April 14, 2020, and postponed due to Covid-19. Lunch will be included, details to follow. Join us for a tour of this cutting-edge property, guided by principal architect Adam Greenspan of PWP Landscape Architecture, the Berkeley, CA, firm that designed the park.

Public art, including a dynamic “Bus Fountain” that expresses the movement of the buses below, punctuates the connections between the gardens and the facility as a whole. The design incorporates expansive soil volumes to support large, healthy trees and the gardens highlight plant communities that thrive in San Francisco’s Mediterranean climate.

The park serves as an essential element of the new East Cut neighborhood, providing a horticulturally rich open space in an area whose population is growing rapidly. The Salesforce Transit Center-recently completed and opened to the public-is a modern transit station capped with an iconic 5.4-acre rooftop park designed as a public destination and community asset in downtown San Francisco. Salesforce Transit Center Park Wed, Oct 6, 2021

Salesforce tower garden