Why is modular building so popular? Because it allows builders to begin construction off-site while waiting for permits and since the units are built in a factory setting, weather delays are non-existent! All of this means, efficiency and an on-schedule project for our clients. Although 355 Sango Court is not technically Nibbi’s first modular project, it will be our first of this scale! A fun fact: Nibbi’s first modular project was completed in 1970 for the San Francisco Unified School District. To prepare for 355 Sango Court, the project team met with contractors to learn more. Nibbi met with two ...

We are excited to announce 626 Mission Bay has been awarded “Best Affordable Housing Deal of the Year” by the San Francisco Business Times! Nibbi worked with TNDC and Mithun/Studio Vara to build 143 affordable homes for formerly homeless families. The new building also offers supportive services focused on health and wellness. The project was chosen as “Best Affordable Housing Deal of Year” because of the community the new building has brought to Mission Bay. TNDC CEO, Don Falk, says, “the way that the neighborhood is emerging now is truly striking […] it has a real vibrancy that I don’t ...

Nibbi is proud to receive the 2018 Excellence in Safety Award from the Construction Safety Employers’ Association (CEA) for a third consecutive year. Cassie Hilaski (Director of Environmental Health and Safety), Robert Ortiz (Safety Manager) and Joe Lenz (Superintendent) attended the annual luncheon to accept the award. The Excellence in Safety Award is awarded to companies whose total incident rate and lost workday incident rate is 25 percent below the industry average. The award is also for businesses whose experience modification rate (EMR) is lower than 1.0 and who maintain a vigorous training program. Nibbi is thrilled to be recognized ...

In December 2018, Nibbi teamed up with Anderson Flooring to give back! Our team revamped the Bayview Senior Services Center in Bayview/Hunters Point with some new floors. Program Director, Raenika Butler says the center was in dire need of new floors as the old ones were installed back in 1996!

The center provides a space for the senior community and access to health services to keep older adults active and engaged. The staff was amazed by how different the center looks and was so grateful for the team’s hard work.

Check out this video to see seniors’ reactions to the new floors.