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Trailblazer Moment: Welcome to the ʻOhana Floor of Salesforce Tower | Salesforce

29 Oct 2018 · 2 min

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A short promotional YouTube segment introducing the ʻOhana Floor at Salesforce Tower (San Francisco). The narrator highlights the quick 40-second elevator to reach 1,070 ft above the Bay Area, panoramic views of iconic landmarks, and the floor’s purpose as a community-focused space for employees, customers, partners and—starting early 2019—nonprofits and education groups (weeknights and weekends, free). Design details include a warm wood/leather aesthetic with colorful accents, life-size Salesforce characters, a Barista bar, jazz piano, and about 24 living green columns covering ≈3,500 sq ft. Architectural notes mention the 61st floor flowing into the 60th via an internal staircase featuring an autographed beam from the April 2017 topping-off ceremony. Salesforce plans similar Ohana floors in other towers (Indianapolis, New York City, London, Atlanta).

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About 40 seconds.

1,070 ft.

In early 2019; available on weeknights and weekends for free.

24 living columns, making up about 3,500 square feet of greenery.

April 2017.

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It takes 40 quick seconds to get to the very top of Salesforce Tower, and that elevator ride gets you 1,070ft above the bay Area. Welcome to the Ohana floor at Salesforce Tower. Sitting atop of the tallest building west of Chicago, you have amazing views of some of the most iconic San Francisco sites, such as the Transamerica Building, the Golden Gate Bridge, and even Alcatraz. Salesforce has created a space that's dedicated to our Ohana, and for us, that means our employees, customers, partners, and the community in which we live and work. And in early 2019, the floor will be open to nonprofits and education groups on weeknights and weekends to use the space for free. Despite the elegant aesthetic of wood and leather, the space is approachable and welcoming with a color pattern of purple, green, orange and yellow. Life size Salesforce characters give the space a really playful feel. And if you need a caffeine boost, don't miss the Barista bar. We have a jazz piano worthy of any hip lounge playing throughout the space. The rich wood of the piano matches the space, and it sits between two columns covered top to bottom in green and red plants. Some of the 24 living columns making up about 3,500 square feet of greenery. On the top two floors of this tow, the 61st floor flows into the 60th with an internal staircase donned with an enormous autographed beam. It was signed at the topping off ceremony back in April of 2017 by construction workers, contractors, community leaders and Salesforce employees, among many others, and it's now integrated into the design for everyone to see. Can't make it to San Francisco in person to check out this masterpiece? Don't worry, all of our named towers worldwide will feature an Ohana floor, which includes Indianapolis, New York City, London, and our recently announced Atlanta. We can't wait to welcome all of you to experience this new iconic view of the Bay Area.