{"id":680567,"date":"2026-06-02T21:27:23","date_gmt":"2026-06-02T21:27:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/680567\/"},"modified":"2026-06-02T21:27:23","modified_gmt":"2026-06-02T21:27:23","slug":"permits-filed-for-replacement-kaiser-hospital-at-2190-ofarrell-street-san-francisco","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/680567\/","title":{"rendered":"Permits Filed For Replacement Kaiser Hospital at 2190 O\u2019Farrell Street, San Francisco"},"content":{"rendered":"

Permits have been filed for a proposed replacement hospital at 2190 O\u2019Farrell Street in San Francisco\u2019s<\/a> Anza Vista<\/a> neighborhood. The application aims to replace Kaiser Permanente\u2019s<\/a> 1954-built medical campus with a new 266-foot-tall hospital and a parking garage between O\u2019Farrell Street and Geary Boulevard. Perkins&Will<\/a> is responsible for the design.<\/p>\n

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Kaiser Permanente San Francisco replacement hospital seen from across Geary Boulevard, rendering by Perkins&Will<\/p>\n

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Kaiser Permanente San Francisco replacement hospital garage view, rendering by Perkins&Will<\/p>\n

The 266-foot-tall replacement hospital will contain approximately 760,900 square feet, including 692,000 square feet of medical facilities and roughly 1,250 square feet of retail. The 534,300-square-foot garage will provide space for 1,003 cars across 12 floors, including five basement levels. Additional space will be provided for 63 bicycles.<\/p>\n

The complex will include a variety of functions across all 14 floors in the medical facility, including a full-floor emergency center, an ambulance bay, a blood bank facility, and over three hundred inpatient beds.<\/p>\n

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Kaiser Permanente San Francisco replacement hospital third-floor deck, rendering by Perkins&Will<\/p>\n

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Kaiser Permanente San Francisco replacement hospital pedestrian pathway from along O\u2019Farrell Street, rendering by Perkins&Will<\/p>\n

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Kaiser Permanente San Francisco replacement hospital site plan, illustration by Perkins&Will<\/p>\n

Perkins&Will is responsible for the design. The firm describes the design scheme as \u201ca series of interconnected facade systems \u2013 tower, diagnostic & testing volume, city windows, and base \u2013 each with its own character while contributing to a cohesive architectural identity rooted in atmosphere, material expression, light, and relationship to the city.\u201d<\/p>\n

The exterior will be wrapped with a subtle variation of facade materials. Pre-cast concrete panels will wrap around the lower floors, with perforated aluminum panels around the middle floors and glazed curtainwall glass windows across the top floors. The third floor will include a dramatic sky lounge deck nestled below a cantilevered section overlooking Divisadero Street.<\/p>\n

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Kaiser Permanente San Francisco construction sequencing, illustration by Perkins&Will<\/p>\n

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Kaiser Permanente San Francisco replacement hospital site plan, illustration by Perkins&Will<\/p>\n

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Kaiser Permanente San Francisco existing condition, image via Google Satellite outlined approximately by YIMBY<\/p>\n

The roughly 3.5-acre property is an expansive block bound by Geary Boulevard, Divisadero Street, O\u2019Farrell Street, and Saint Joseph\u2019s Avenue. The property is a block away from the Target-anchored City Center and overlooking an SF Muni bus rapid transit line along Geary Boulevard.<\/p>\n

Construction is estimated to cost over $100 million, a figure not inclusive of all development costs. According to reporting by Catherine Ho for the San Francisco Chronicle, completion could be expected as early as 2033.<\/p>\n

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