Building the Deepest Basement in Downtown San Jose

Deep Foundations Institute
Kelli Mccurdy John Gouchon Serena Jang Eric Lindquist Rob Jameson Ryan Nagle
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Jul 1, 2024

Abstract

The 200 Park Avenue project is located in the San Francisco Bay Area in the Santa Clara Valley. The Santa Clara Valley is situated at the base of two mountain ranges consisting of the Santa Cruz Mountains on the west and the Diablo Range on the east. More specifically, the project is in downtown San Jose, which was formerly utilized for agricultural production until the technology industry rapidly grew in the 20th century. As a result, downtown San Jose quickly transitioned into a metropolitan area. The project site is located within a portion of a downtown city block and has maximum plan dimensions of about 270 by 220 ft {83 by 67 m) and encompasses about 1.7 acres (0.7 ha). Prior to construction, the site was occupied by an at-grade office building, a parking garage with partial basement and a paved parking lot. The development has recently been completed and comprises a 19-story office tower with four levels of below­grade parking. The basement construc­tion required a 54-58 ft {16-18 m) deep excavation that occupies the entire footprint of the site. The shoring system installation began in December 2019 and mass excavation was completed in September 2020. The construction of the office tower was completed during the summer of 2022.
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APA: Kelli Mccurdy John Gouchon Serena Jang Eric Lindquist Rob Jameson Ryan Nagle  (2024)  Building the Deepest Basement in Downtown San Jose

MLA: Kelli Mccurdy John Gouchon Serena Jang Eric Lindquist Rob Jameson Ryan Nagle Building the Deepest Basement in Downtown San Jose. Deep Foundations Institute, 2024.

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