Uptown Station

Uptown Station is a seven-story, 333,000 square-foot renovation of the historic 1928 Sears Building, supporting the revitalization of downtown Oakland’s Uptown district. The former retail landmark was transformed into a mixed-use, LEED Silver corporate headquarters expansion for leading East Bay technology firms. Designed to promote creativity and collaboration, the building features high ceilings, exposed brick, retail space, public amenities, a roof deck, and a dramatic 85-foot, five-story atrium lobby filled with natural light.

The project included a full warm shell electrical build-out, featuring a new 12kV utility service with substation and transformer, four 3,000A substations, a 1,250kW rooftop generator, ERRCS, and a wireless lighting control system.