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St. Anthony Foundation Medical Office Building

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 […]

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 […]

Valencia Gardens

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 […]

Laura Guilfoyle

  In 2020, Laura Guilfoyle joined Nibbi, bringing with her over 35 years of experience in the construction industry. Throughout her career, Laura has held various roles, including market research, total quality management, leading a corporate foundation, and director-level Human Resources positions.   As the head of human resources at Nibbi, Laura is responsible for […]

Venue (Mission Bay Block 3W)

Venue, at Mission Bay Block 3W, is a 228,715 gross-sq.-ft. building with 147 units of market-rate apartments. The project has a unit mix of 14 studios, 92 one-bedrooms, 39 two-bedrooms and 2 two-bedroom/lofts, as well as a community center, courtyard, fitness center, two outdoor dining areas, a waterfall feature, a dog wash and a car […]

South San Francisco Ferry Terminal Grand Opening

Nibbi Brothers General Contractors recently completed construction on the South San Francisco Ferry Terminal, adding to Nibbi’s already deep experience working on the Bay Area waterfront. Nibbi’s scope of work on the design-build project included building the gangway and float; providing structural and rough-in for the mechanical/electrical/plumbing/fire elements of the viewing platform; and completing the […]

Bob Nibbi to Speak at Urban Land Institute YLG “Learn from the Best” Event: Nov. 8, 2012

President Bob Nibbi will be a “mentor” speaker at Urban Land Institute’s 11th “Learn from the Best” event, sponsored by the ULI Young Leaders Group on Nov. 8, 2012. Urban Land Institute is “a multidisciplinary real estate forum that facilitates an open exchange of ideas, information, and experience among industry leaders and policy makers dedicated […]

Urban Land Institute YLG Tours Mission Bay Blocks 2 & 3

Urban Land Institute San Francisco Young Leaders Group held its 7th Annual “Deal Crawl” on September 7, 2012, which included a hard-hat tour of UCSF Medical Center, and Mission Bay Blocks 2 & 3, two Nibbi Brothers General Contractors market-rate apartment projects that are currently under construction. Developed by UDR, Inc., Mission Bay Block 2 will provide […]

Larry Nibbi Honored at 34th Annual Construction Industry Lunch-O-Ree, benefitting San Francisco Bay Area Council of Boy Scouts

 Nibbi’s own Larry Nibbi (CEO) was presented the “Good Scout” award at the 34th Annual Construction Industry Lunch-O-Ree on Friday, Sept. 21, 2012. Each year, a leader in the construction industry is given the award for significant contributions to the community. This year, the event, which benefits the San Francisco Bay Area Council of Boy […]

Grand Opening: Merritt Crossing

Merritt Crossing, located in downtown Oakland’s Chinatown, celebrated its grand opening on Oct. 3, 2012. The building’s 70 apartments (55 one-bedroom, 10 two-bedroom and 5 studio units) are home to 82 adults age 55 and older with low income; half of whom, at the time of initial occupancy, were either homeless or at high risk of […]

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