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Architects: TEF Design
- Area: 12200 ft²
- Year: 2018
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Photographs:Mikiko Kikuyama
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Manufacturers: Bega, Acuity Brands, Architectural Lighting Works, Basalite Concrete Products, Cambridge Architectural Precast, Cornell Iron, Cree, Crossville, ETC, Ecosense, Heath Ceramics, Hydrel, Johns Manville, Kemper System, Kreysler & Associates, Lithonia, Luminii, Nvelope, Stiles Custom Metal, The Smith Company, +2
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Lead Architect: Paul Cooper, AIA
Text description provided by the architects. The newly completed electrical switchgear building is the first Net Zero Energy (NZE) targeted electrical substation building in the United States. Tucked midblock on Eddy Street between Larkin and Hyde, the steel frame concrete structure is a modern addition to the existing historic 1962 substation building designed by PG&E to supply power to the northeastern part of the City.
