Location: San Francisco, CA

Partners: Fennie + Mehl Architecture, Principal Builders

Completion Date: 2018

8VC was an interior remodel and retrofit for a venture capitol firm in San Francisco. The project work included the relocation of shear walls and the installation of new moment frames in an existing two-story building built on top of a concrete pier structure. The existing building also included a partial mezzanine level between the first and second floors. As part of the new office layout, walls on the second floor were relocated, while new moment frames were added on the first floor and tied into the mezzanine to provide additional lateral support for both the second floor and mezzanine level. In order to support the new moment frames, the existing concrete piers were also strengthened.

 
Interior lounge area of the PARADIGM Structural Engineers 8VC office featuring blue tufted armchairs, a coffee table, and structural timber and steel elements.
Interior office view of the PARADIGM Structural Engineers 8VC workspace featuring exposed timber trusses, a long collaborative desk setup, and glass-walled private offices.
Interior view of the 8VC office featuring a tall blue accent wall, a seating area with armchairs and a coffee table, and an open mezzanine level above.
Interior view of the 8VC office lounge and bar area showcasing large industrial windows, wooden support columns, a bar with blue stools, and a seating area.
Interior conference room view of the PARADIGM Structural Engineers 8VC office featuring a long conference table, pendant lighting, and an elevated glass-enclosed meeting room above.
 
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