Current GP parent, Anisha, will take you up to visit the 61st floor, the 'Ohana Floor, of Salesforce Tower located at 415 Mission Street.

Not open to the public, the 'Ohana Floor is a one-of-a-kind space with modern amenities and 360-degree views of the entire San Francisco Bay Area. 'Ohana is a Hawaiian term that means extended and chosen family. ‘Ohana describes the bond between all our employees, customers, partners, and communities. Our ‘Ohana Floors extend that connection to you and your guests. It’s just one small way of saying thank you to the communities where we live and work.

You will get a drink, check out the iconic views and learn a little bit about the tower and Salesforce (no sales pitches included). Next we will head out for a walk in Salesforce park which is right above the transit center and disburse from there.

Details:

Date: A Friday in April
(Unfortunately the availability of the 'Ohana Floor is posted every 3 weeks so it is unknown when the 61st floor will be open, since events keep popping up).

Experience Time: 1.5 hours from 11:00am to 12:30 pm. Please plan to arrive 10 minutes before to get checked in and get a guest badge at the lobby.

Transit: Public Transport is recommended or you can use SpotHero to find a parking spot nearby (Anisha is unable to help with parking).

Age restrictions: None.

https://salesforcetower.com/about/

Salesforce Tower is the first-of-its-kind workspace designed specifically to promote the health and well-being of its inhabitants.

LEED Core and Shell Certified Platinum.
Innovative outside air intakes on every floor provide outdoor-fresh air to each occupant to support health and wellness.

Over 13-foot high ceilings and 10-foot high continuous clear glass provide abundant daylight and a sense of openness and freedom.

The Blackwater recycling system is the largest onsite water recycling system in a commercial high-rise building in the United States, and the first of its kind in San Francisco. The Blackwater system reduces the potable water usage by 7.8 million gallons a year.

Salesforce Tower uses 50% less energy per square foot than the median United States office building and sources 100% renewable electricity.

Fun Facts
Salesforce Tower is 1,070 feet tall with 61 stories and 1.4 million square feet of office space.

It takes 39 seconds to travel by elevator from street level to the 61st floor.

Salesforce Tower’s foundation is socketed into bedrock, more than 318 feet in the ground.

12,000 tons of steel were used in the construction of Salesforce Tower.

It took over 2.5 million man hours for the construction of Salesforce Tower.