Video Gallery
“Take a Walk” through the new Transbay Transit Center and redevelopment area by viewing the below videos featuring the primary elements of the project or click here to go on a fully interactive tour.
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- Transbay Phase 2 DTX
Phase 2 DTX Video
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- The Transbay Transit Center Project (Narrated by Peter Coyote)
Narrated by Peter Coyote, the video looks back at the history of the Transbay Terminal and details the plans to return the San Francisco Bay Area to a culture of mass transit with the construction of the new Transbay Transit Program.
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- Transbay Transit Center Public Art Program
The new Transbay Transit Center will include a public art program that seamlessly weaves artwork directly into the architecture of the new facility.
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- Redevelopment
The 40-acre redevelopment area surrounding the Transit Center will help transform the area into a transit-friendly neighborhood with new homes, parks, offices and shops.
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- Folsom Street
Folsom Street will be a critical component of the new Transbay neighborhood and will feature widened sidewalks, street level retail, housing, and views of the San Francisco Bay.
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- Temporary Terminal
The Temporary Terminal provides uninterrupted service for transit riders during demolition of the former Transbay Terminal and construction of the new Transit Center.
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- Transbay Park
After the new Transit Center opens, a portion of the Temporary Terminal site will be transformed into a new public park.
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- Light Column
The Light Column will serve as a central feature of the new landmark Transit Center, allowing natural daylight from the open air rooftop park into the major public space, the Grand Hall.
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- City Park
One of the most unique features of the Transit Center, “City Park”—a 5.4-acre rooftop park open to the public—will include a variety of activities and amenities, including an open air amphitheater, gardens, trails, open grass areas, children’s play space, as well as several retail attractions.
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- Natoma Street
Natoma Street will serve as a main retail area outside the ground floor of the Transit Center.
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- Bus Deck
Bus service operated by AC Transit and other transit providers will be located on the Bus Deck, two levels above ground level in the Transit Center.
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- Mission Square
Mission Square will serve as the main entrance to the Transit Center off Mission Street into the Grand Hall. The Grand Hall will host an information center, ticket kiosks for automated ticketing and the main escalators up to the Bus Deck and City Park levels.
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- Rail Level
The train platform level will contain three passenger platforms that will accommodate six train tracks serving Caltrain and California High Speed Rail.
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- Skyline Video
The Transbay Tower’s contribution to the beautiful San Francisco skyline.
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- Downtown Rail Extension (DTX)
The DTX will extend the Caltrain rail line 1.3 miles underground from Caltrain’s current terminus at 4th and King streets into the new downtown Transit Center and design the rail system to accommodate California’s High Speed Rail from San Francisco to Los Angeles/Anaheim.
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