1355 Market Roof Deck.
ArchiPro Project Summary - Revitalizing San Francisco's Mid-Market district with the renovation of a historic Art Deco building, the new headquarters for Twitter at 1355 Market Street enhances the urban landscape while preserving architectural heritage.
- Title:
- Heart of the Campus | 1355 Market Roof Deck
- Landscape Architect:
- ACLA
- Category:
- Commercial/
- Landscapes
- Photographers:
- Bruce Damonte and Chad Ziemendorf

A key component of the new tenant improvements was the development of a large roof terrace that would provide an outdoor extension of the workplace and the adjacent cafeteria for the Twitter work force. The roof terrace seeks to provide both a flexible outdoor space that can accommodate large group gatherings as well as more intimate settings for small work groups and personal break-out spaces.

Working within the constraints of the existing structural system, the planting areas are composed of a shallow soil profile made up of a light weight planting medium over a moisture retaining mat. This extensive roof planting technique reduces overall planting weight and supports a number of native succulents including sedums, echeverias and dudleyas as well as some smaller grasses.

Plants are arranged in bands of varying colors and textures to create bold patchwork, defining the character of the roof terrace. A grouping of four trees frames views of the skyline and highlight the Art Deco details of the turret above.













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