India Basin Shoreline Park

India Basin Shoreline Park

Located in the Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood of San Francisco, India Basin Shoreline Park presents a unique opportunity to create connections: uniting the historic boatyard of 900 Innes and the underutilized India Basin Shoreline Park into one park; completing 1.5 miles of accessible shoreline along the San Francisco Bay linking to the Bay Trail and Blue Greenway; and fostering better access from the neighborhood to the water.

The historic character of the Scow Schooner Boatyard is preserved by the restoration of the Shipwright’s Cottage and salvaging of boatyard artifacts and materials. Drawing inspiration from the historic marineways once used to repair boats on the site, the Marineway provides a large lawn for active play and group gatherings before sloping down and slipping into the water at a gravel shore. The Marineway is nestled within a native landscape of upland sage slopes, shoreline planting and marsh. A continuous garden and shorewalk promenade traces the historic shoreline to form the neighborhood edge, a social space with porch swings, concessions space, and areas for groups to BBQ and picnic.

Details

Location: San Francisco, CA
Size: 9.6 acres
Client: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, The Trust for Public Land
Completion Date: 2016-ongoing

Project Team

GGN, Project Lead
Sherwood Design Engineers, Civil Engineering
Jensen Architects, Architecture
Rana Creek, Ecological Restoration
Moffatt and Nichol, Coastal Engineering
Jon Brody Structural Engineers, Structural Engineering
Interface Engineering, MEP Engineer
Niteo, Lighting
Page & Turnbull, Historic Consultant
MCK, Cost Estimating
AGS, Geotechnical Engineering
ZBeta, Security Consultant

Services Provided

Concept through Construction