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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 […]

4200 Geary

4200 Geary will be a new 7-story building. The building’s gross square footage will be approximately 85,268 square feet, with 99 affordable units. Twenty units will be dedicated to formerly homeless seniors and thirty will be dedicated to extremely low-income seniors. The remaining units will serve low-income seniors between 70% and 75% MOHCD AMI. The […]

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 […]

Quality Assurance / Quality Control

Quality workmanship is significant to Nibbi. We pride ourselves on our reputation, integrity, and innovation. We find this focus on quality during the preconstruction, construction, and post-construction stages result in our success in retaining clients and their repeat business. Below are some steps Nibbi takes to ensure quality control and project success from start to […]

4840 Mission Street

4840 Mission Street is a mixed-use development that will extend from Mission St. through Alemany Blvd. in the Excelsior District of San Francisco on a 1.5 acre site. The project is a 4-story building with 137 affordable housing units, over 4,000 sq. ft. of retail space, a 10,000 sq. ft. health clinic and a mid-block […]

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 […]

Lion Creek Crossings Phase IV Grand Opening

Lion Creek Crossings, once a blighted East Oakland public housing project called Coliseum Gardens, on May 16, 2012 celebrated the grand opening of Phase IV of the 22-acre development, which adds 72 mixed-income units to the 440-unit development. From certain vantage points within this vibrant new community, the stadium lights of the Oakland Coliseum and the Oakland […]

Nibbi Receives Corporate Philanthropy Award

Nibbi Brothers General Contractors was named one of the Bay Area’s Top Corporate Philanthropists by the San Francisco Business Times. The San Francisco Business Times ranks Bay Area companies for its Corporate Philanthropy Awards in two separate categories: by the amount they contribute to philanthropy, and by the percentage of profit they contribute to philanthropy. […]

EHDD/Nibbi Design-Build Monster Sandcastle at Leap Contest

For the 2nd year in a row, Nibbi Brothers General Contractors teamed with EHDD Architecture in the 29th annual Leap Sandcastle Classic on Ocean Beach in San Francisco. The Leap Faithful–Nibbi’s warehouse team and Superintendent Brian Burke–arrived at our designated 20 x 20 plot of sand  in the early morning fog to set up camp and to […]

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