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You can read poetry and prose on an LED screenĪmong the public art installations at the Salesforce Transit Center is a nearly 180-foot-long double-sided LED screen that wraps the Grand Hall’s giant Light Column.

They also have a solid selection of IPAs. The beer list includes creative brews like an Acai-C-U-Later fruited sour ale, a hot mango pepper beer and a Mexican hot chocolate stout. It has roughly 20 beers on tap, plus a few California wine options and empanadas served with chimichurri. runs a beer garden in the main plaza of Salesforce Park. There’s a beer gardenīare Bottle Brew Co. The sprawling rooftop park is also home to California, Palm and Desert gardens. Over in the Fog Garden, plants like pineapple and guava grow. Gingko trees, one of the oldest living tree species, are growing in the Prehistoric Garden alongside ferns and monkey puzzle trees. In the Mediterranean Basin, find olive trees and cork oak trees, which are traditionally harvested to produce wine corks. There's also Chilean, South African and Australian gardens, and a redwood forest. There's a Wetland Garden, which has a bamboo grove and an oak meadow. The living green roof cools the surrounding environment, filters exhaust and improves air quality. Thirteen different gardens encircle the park with flora that thrives in an array of landscapes, from deserts to Mediterranean climates.

More than 600 trees and 16,000 plants live in Salesforce Park. The living green roof has a bamboo forest (and more) So, unlike standard computer-controlled fountains, the buses are the choreographers of this public art piece.Īt 1,200 feet, Salesforce Park claims the Bus Fountain is one of the world's longest water artworks. That’s because motion sensors are embedded in the ceiling of the space the buses pass through, triggering the frequency, motion and height of the fountain’s water. The park's 1,200-foot long white and gray granite " Bus Fountain" is equipped with 247 water jets that are completely dependent on the transit park's bus schedule. Here are nine more fascinating things to know about Salesforce Park, an urban park built in the sky. An NFT-based club membership will unlock special menus and other perks (costs are expected to range from $7,500 to $300,000). It will feature a sunken irori-style grill and offer Japanese farmhouse fare on its main floor and sushi rolls and more modern dishes upstairs. Next up for Salesforce Park: Shō, a 5,000 square-foot Japanese-inspired public restaurant and private club is expected to open in the fall of 2023.