Touring Transbay
From SPUR
The Transbay Transit Center Project, the first phase of which is scheduled to be completed in 2017, will create a new 1-million-square-foot transit center with above-grade bus routing, retail uses and underground levels to serve both Caltrain and high-speed rail, all topped by 5.4-acre park. Accompanying towers are also planned to add housing, office and shopping around the transit center. Join us for a tour of the project site and envision the future of this neighborhood-building project.
This event is generously sponsored by Kaiser Permanente.
+ Josh Switzky, San Francisco Planning Department
+ Robert Beck, Transbay Joint Powers Authority
 Details to be sent to registered attendees prior to event |  Members only 25 people max $10 for members |
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