It is a linear park-longer than it is wide-and is elevated about seventy feet above the sidewalk.

It contains a prehistoric garden of cycads, ferns, and Wollemi pines plots dedicated to the plants of Chile, South Africa, and Australia and a small wetland hydrated with gray water. It is a lush, five-and-a-half-acre rooftop arcadia of rolling meadows and meticulously landscaped, climatically harmonious, drought-tolerant flora.

Salesforce Park, in downtown San Francisco, sits atop the Salesforce Transit Center, above Salesforce Plaza, in the shadow of Salesforce Tower. Photograph by Karl Mondon / The Mercury News / Getty Work performed at PWP Landscape Architecture, in collaboration with Pellli Clarke Pelli Architects, Adamson Associates Architects, ARUP, WSP Flack + Kurtz Engineers, Thorton Tomasetti Structural Engineers, Shen Milsom & Wilke, Webcor Builders and URS.Salesforce Park, a lush rooftop arcadia of rolling meadows, quietly reopened this past July, after being shuttered upon the discovery of cracks in structural steel beams. The park also features a graywater garden which filters the facility's graywater prior to its reuse.Ī series of botanical gardens encircle the park’s edge, featuring native and adapted plantings suitable for Bay Area gardens. Rainwater infiltrates through the park's soil and is collected and reused in the facility. The park plays a pivotal role in the facility's water reuse goals. The park features a central plaza, a variety of planted botanical gardens, an amphitheater for performances and a children's playground. The park is a regional destination for visitors to San Francisco and an amenity for the nearby local residents.

Located 75 feet above San Francisco's streets is the 5-acre Salesforce Rooftop Park.

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