Green Design
With its innovative green design, including 18,500 square feet of usable open space, Potrero Launch is pursuing LEED™ For Homes Mid-rise Gold certification, in addition to participating in the California Multifamily New Homes Program, the Go Solar SF Program, and the New Solar Homes Program.
Potrero Launch proudly features ample sustainable elements -- everything from building materials, water efficient landscaping, and low VOC paints and finishes have been carefully selected to benefit the planet, and your life.
18,500 square feet of usable green open space
- Double the amount of open space required for the project
- Publicly-accessible green pockets along the Third Street sidewalk
- New trees along Third Street
Energy + water efficient landscaping
- Drought resistance grasses and plants offer excellent insulation and reduce rainwater flow into the city’s drainage system
- High efficiency water irrigation system
Full rooftop solar installation
- Sunny, south-facing roof decks provide approximately 82,000 watts of solar power
Environmentally conscious products
- Reclaimed tropical wood floors, eco color-dyed concrete floors, formaldehyde-free custom cabinets, locally produced glass, and low emitting paint
Water savers
- High efficiency appliances, fixtures and fittings including flow restrictors on all faucets
Energy savers
- Energy Star Qualified appliances, energy-efficient lighting, large Low-E energy efficient insulated windows, high-efficiency water heating system
Alternative transportation + fuel on-site
- 57 bicycle storage spaces
- Two City Carshare parking spaces for low-emission vehicles
- Re-fueling stations
Transit-oriented location
- Directly across from the Third Street Light Rail line at the 20th Street station
- Walking distance to neighborhood cafes, restaurants and retail
Brownfield, urban infill development
Regular and Recovery Act (Stimulus) funding was used to assess, clean up and revitalize the former underutilized and distressed site, transforming it into an attractive, safe and functioning component of the Central Waterfront neighborhood
