Embarcadero Park

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2	Embarcadero Plaza and Sue Bierman Park Naming Opportunity											If Yellow it means the number needs confirmation
3	Space Components	Square Footage	Units	Sq Ft X Units	UF Score	LF score	Calculated Level	Perceived Value_v0	Proposed Value	LJB Estimates	Notes	Blue Text are confirmed numbers from BXP

4	Permanent Art Installation	750	1	750	2	2	$523,416	$2,000,000	$2,000,000	$2,000,000.00	See below for justification - Qualitative inputscontributing to perceived value
5	Other Art Sculptures	400	2	800	1.75	1.75	$213,728	$200,000	$400,000	$500,000.00	Entrance sculpture: $200,000 from Waterfield Foundation.
6	Performance Stage/Amphitheater	1200	1	1200	2	2	$837,466	$4,000,000	$4,000,000	$5,000,000.00	Compass Pavillion (Where is this?) this seeems really low to me
9	Plaza	33000	1	33000	1.75	2	$20,151,515	$3,000,000	$3,000,000	$4,000,000.00	Grainger Plaza (Cloud Gate Plaza) – Originally AT&T/SBC Plaza; named after a $3 million donation by Ameritech/SBC, and later re‑named when the Grainger Foundation provided a $5 million endowment in 2021 Wikipedia+1Wikipedia+1.
10	Fixed Seating/ Benches	100	20	2000	2	1.5	$52,342	$100,000	$100,000
12	Bricks	1	500	500	1.25	1.75	$382
13	Pavers	2	15	30	1	1.5	$523
14	Plates	2	25	50	0.5	1.25	$218
15	Gardens	8000	2	16000	0.5	0.75	$523,416	$1,000,000	$2,000,000
16	Dog park	10000	1	10000	2	2	$6,978,880	$1,500,000	$1,500,000	$3,000,000.00	Based on Francisco Park Naming research
18	Central Lawn	65000	1	65000	1.5	1.5	$25,516,529	$3,000,000	$3,000,000	$3,000,000.00	Same research as Grainger Plaza
19	Fitness Area	8000	1	8000	2	2	$5,583,104	$1,000,000	$1,000,000	$500,000.00	Sam Sq footage as Dog Park
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22	Total	132,855	638	145,030			$64,678,981	$15,800,000	$17,000,000
23		217,800			72,770
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25	CALCULATED LEVEL			QUALITATIVE FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO PROPOSED VALUE
26	Base Price per Square Foot (PPSF)			1. Cultural impact - The installation could become a landmark, attracting locals and tourists. 2. Artistic excellence - Commissioning a renowned artist or collective elevates the prestige and value. Use of innovative materials or techniques (e.g, interactive tech, sustainable design). 3. Impact on community/Community engagement: - Designed with input from local communities, schools, or cultural groups. 4. Longevity and Maintenance - Built to last decades with minimal upkeep.Includes a maintenance endowment to preserve its condition. 5. Economic benefits - Boosts foot traffic to nearby businesses; Enhances property values and supports local tourism. 6. Environmental Integration - Uses eco-friendly materials and integrates with the park’s natural landscape. 7. Recognition and Legacy - Opportunity to honor local heroes (Like India Basin) , historical events, or cultural milestones. Adds to San Francisco’s legacy of public art, alongside works like the “Cupid’s Span” or “Skygarden.”
27	Total Cost (from donations and financing)	$38,000,000
28	Total Sq. Footage	217,800
29	PPSF=Total Cost divided by Square Footage	$174
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31	Calculated Gift Level
32	Square Footage × PPSF × Location Factor (LF) × Utility Factor (UF) = Suggested Gift Amount
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34	Determine Location Factor (LF)
35	The location and accessibility of a named space plays a key role in determining the worth of the space. For example, a 1,000-square-foot public lobby on the first floor of a building should be worth more than a 1,000-square-foot administrator’s office. To account for differences in location among named spaces, use a scale from 0.25 to 2, with quarter-point increments. The number 0.25 on the scale represents a named space with a location that is the least accessible in the building. The number 2 on the scale represents a named space with a location that is the most accessible in the building.
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37	Determine Utility Factor (UF)
38	Like the location factor, the utility of a named space plays a key role in determining the value of the space. To account for differences in utility among named spaces, use a scale from 0.25 to 2, with quarter-point increments. The number 0.25 on the scale represents a named space with a location that has the least utility in the building. The number 2 on the scale represents a named space with a location that is the most utility.
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