Power Station now proudly flies Brian Stokle’s new San Francisco flag. A simple rising phoenix, perfect for the moment and our city. Link in bio.
The space above is in Station A. Tune in via Zoom this morning at 10 am for a project update and learn about whats in store for Station A. Link in bio.
The eastern wall of Station A, what you are seeing is the interior wall of the boiler hall, which was demolished in 1983. In the past 37 years time and weather have taken their toll and left a beautiful mark. More to come.
Station A, more to come.
Stay tuned for a special announcement.
Great day at the Power Station with @salarmysf to help feed our community. Through their efforts 4,000 food kits will be distributed.Thanks for all you do Salvation Army...
Unit 3 looking particularly perfect today.
Station A in 1911
This was Mirant’s idea for Station A, we have a better one. Watch this space.
Thanks @rickshawbags and @markdwight, these bags err masks are legit. Thanks to you for making our neighborhood and community a better place. The Rickshaw Bags Masks are brilliant.
Congratulations to our partners the Homeless Prenatal Program for opening up their first units in Bayview. Really looking forward to having you in Dogpatch at the Power Station.
Fooooooggggggyyyy Power Station morning.
The Power Station was unanimously approved by the Planning Commission yesterday. A massive thanks to our community and neighbors that have been our partners in this process. We’re not done, but it’s a big step. Thank you.
Power Station will be before the Planning Commission for approval this Thursday. Please come and lend your voice!
One day the fact there was a fossil fuel power plant in Dogpatch will seem insane. Who remembers the smoke from the Stack?
Hey @sfchronicle & @peterhartlaubsf contender for most underrated landmark, the Stack at the former Potrero Power Station in Dogpatch. 300 ft tall, orange, visible from so many parts of SF and the heart of the Dogpatch Waterfront. #underratedlan
Happy New Year everyone, the Power Station Team is incredibly excited for the year ahead. We have so much to do and so much to look forward to, here’s to a great 2020!
An amazing found by Peter at the Potreroarchives project. This is an aerial of the Power Station above Pier 80 sometime in the 50s. In the next image you can see a close up Station A crowed by its stack and the 240+ ft gas tanks that were once here.
Friend of the Power Station sent us this lovely kayak perspective.