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Nibbi Brothers Celebrates Grand Opening for St. Peter’s Place

Affordable housing development for developmentally disabled adults. Nibbi Brothers is proud to celebrate the grand opening of St. Peter’s Place, a new affordable housing development for developmentally disabled adults on 29th Avenue between Geary and Clement. We had some dignitaries in the neighborhood which celebrated the official grand opening, U.S. House of Representatives Democratic Leader […]

626 Mission Bay Blvd. (Mission Bay Block 6E)

626 Mission Bay Blvd is a multi-building affordable housing development for households earning 50% or less than the area median income. It is comprised of one six-story Type III over I building with 135 one-, two-, and three-bedroom units, and two two-story, Type V over I buildings containing 9 town-homes each. The development contains 10,000 […]

Westside Courts Rehabilitation

This multi-family wood-frame public housing project, located in the Western Addition neighborhood of San Francisco, consists of 136 units of low-income housing. The nearly 2.6 acre site covers an entire city block. There are 6 three-story buildings and one accessory structure. The renovated Westside Courts features a mixture of housing types and income levels, including […]

Westbrook Apartments Rehabilitation

Westbrook Apartments is a multi-family wood-frame public housing project that consists of 226 units of low-income housing. The 60-year-old development has degraded over time and was in need of upgrades. Located in the Bay View Hunters Point neighborhood, the nearly 20-acre site includes 37 one-and two-story housing buildings, as well as two additional structures.

Recology

The West Wing at Recology’s San Francisco’s site is a 14,500 SF building that Nibbi constructed to the west of the compost, recycling, and landfill collection company’s existing transfer station. The buildings are joined along the western wall of the transfer station. The West Wing serves as a tipping and load out area for the […]

Awards & Recognition

Nibbi is proud to have received the following recognition for our work: Safety: 2016-2020: Safety Award –  Safety Improvement: Nibbi Concrete 2016 Safety Awards (2) – Zero Lost Time & Recognition For Low Incident Rates – American Society of Concrete Contractors 2004-2012, 2016, 2017, 2018: California Employer’s Association (CEA), Excellence in Safety Award 2011: California […]

Dianne Feinstein Elementary School

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, […]

SPUR Urban Center

The creation of the SPUR Urban Center, located at 654 Mission Street incorporated a highly collaborative process, from funding through construction. The project’s unique challenges The creation of the new SPUR Urban Center, located at 654 Mission Street incorporated a highly collaborative process from funding all the way through construction. The project’s unique challenges required […]

The Wax Museum

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 […]

The Black Panther (7th & Campbell)

The Black Panther is a development designed to bolster the local community with 79 units of 100% affordable housing, featuring a five-story building with four stories of Type V over Type I. The housing development includes structured parking facilities, a community room, on-site management offices, a laundry room and bike parking. The building is equipped […]

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