Salesforce Dublin Historic Building

The Historic Building at Salesforce Dublin was originally a hotel built by the London and North-Western Railway Company in 1883. The goal of this project was to sensitively renovate the building back to life for public-facing events and meetings as well as a mix of quiet work areas and social lounges for employees. To make all floors wheelchair-accessible, an elevator was carefully shoe-horned into the west wing and two bridges added to connect it to the east wing. The former hotel rooms on the upper levels were thoughtfully sized and repurposed as meeting rooms, work areas, and lounges.

With clarity in form and function, and roots in their surroundings, Mark Cavagnero’s projects mirror and honor their communities. Since the firms founding in San Francisco in 1993, Mark Cavagnero has built the practice on flexible design, simple solutions, and a palette of elemental materials of glass, concrete, and wood. The firm’s consistent consideration of each project’s context has garnered clients’ trust, and has allowed the firm to drop architectural gems throughout the city of San Francisco and the greater Bay Area that tie their communities together.

2017- Architect- The Architect 50: Ranked #2 in Business

2016- Architect- The Architect 50: Top Design Firms in the Nation

2015- AIA California Council: Maybeck Award

Architect- The Architect 50: Ranked #23 in Design

2014- Architect- The Architect 50: Ranked #8 in Design, #10 Overall in the Nation

2013 - Architect- The Architect 50:Ranked #29 Overall in the Nation

San Francisco Business Times: Top 50 Bay Area Architecture Firms

2012- AIA California Council: 2012 Firm Award

Architect- The Architect 50: Ranked #16 in Design, #19 Overall in the Nation