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July 2, 2008
Laborer’s Union Hall – Local 261
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The Laborer’s Union Hall is a contemporary building, which Nibbi built on a vacant city lot for Laborers’ International Local 261. The facility has transformed the look and feel of this working-class block in San Francisco’s Mission District. Characterized by a curved roof and metal siding and brick veneer, the new 1-story, 10,000 SF Laborers’ […]
May 3, 2008
St. Anthony Foundation Medical Office Building
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Clients and staff appreciate the LEED Gold certified Foundation building, which provides free medical services in an atmosphere of abundant fresh air and natural daylight. For nearly sixty years, the St. Anthony Foundation has been providing very low-income people in the working-class neighborhood of San Francisco’s Tenderloin with free job training, hot meals and medical […]
April 2, 2008
Hotel Abri (Formerly the Monticello Hotel)
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When it comes to constructing and renovating hotels, speed is everything, as available rooms represent revenue. With that goal continually at the forefront, Nibbi completed the complex seismic upgrade of San Francisco’s Hotel Abri two months ahead of schedule, and the tenant improvement portion of the project by the established substantial completion date. The 5-story […]
February 2, 2008
Madison Apartments
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When Nibbi Brothers began work on the Madison Apartments in Oakland, owned by Berkeley-based Satellite Affordable Housing Associates (SAHA), the company knew it would be working with an immovable budget. But Nibbi not only built Madison Apartments within SAHA’s budget; it also built a structure that has real value — not only to the owner/developer, […]
September 3, 2006
Valencia Gardens
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Valencia Gardens was originally built in 1943 under the U.S. Housing Authority’s slum clearance program and sponsored by the SFHA. Now a 16-building affordable housing project in the Inner Mission District, this is the fourth project Nibbi has completed with MHDC. The HOPE VI Revitalization involved construction of affordable housing and community space on a […]
May 2, 2006
Dianne Feinstein Elementary School
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Dianne Feinstein Elementary came to life in May of 2006. This new 64,000 square-foot K-5 school is located in San Francisco’s Sunset district. Dianne Feinstein Elementary replaces Parkside School, which was closed in the late 1970s but remained opened for administrative offices and storage until it was demolished in 2004. The school includes 26 classrooms, […]
November 2, 2004
Cliff House
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In January 2003, the ground-breaking ceremony for the newly renovated Cliff House Restaurant marked the beginning of a new era for San Francisco’s famed legend. After 10 years of discussions, fund-raising and community involvement, the Cliff House renovation project entered its final stage – construction. The first two incarnations of the Cliff House were both […]
May 3, 2002
Rich Sorro Commons
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Rich Sorro Commons was Mission Bay’s first affordable family housing development built in 2002. Located at King and Berry Street, Rich Sorro is easily accessible to public transit. There are MUNI buses, the Third Street light rail, and the CalTrain Station at 4th & King Street. The project include extensive landscaping in the central garden […]
May 3, 2001
Pier One
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Pier One marked the first project to advance into reality under the approved Port of San Francisco’s Waterfront Redevelopment Plan, beginning in September of 1999. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, Pier One was built in 1932 to warehouse and ship C&H Sugar across the United States. Nibbi Brothers worked with the State […]
May 3, 2000
The Wax Museum
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The historic 100-year-old San Francisco building that housed the Wax Museum for 35 years was demolished in September 1998 to make way for a new $10 million, 100,000 square-foot showplace building. The new Wax Museum on Fisherman’s Wharf has upgraded the retail and dining experience on Jefferson Street. This project is an excellent example of […]