Emeryville's largest life science and R&D campus at the center of the Bay Area's talent pipeline, with two million square feet of flexible lab space, on-campus transit, and entitled expansion capacity already in place.
Located in Emeryville’s biotech corridor, EmeryStation places innovative life sciences and R&D teams close to UC Berkeley, San Francisco, parks, shopping, and regional transit, strengthening access to talent and research partners.
EmeryStation
RESEARCH CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE
EASY ACCESS
Near public transportation and freeways
EV parking
Plentiful campus parking and car-charging stations
BART Shuttle
Free Emery Go-Round shuttle to and from BART
Capital Corridor
Amtrak Intermodal Transit Center on site
Bike Support
Bike parking, bike share, and bike repair stations
Walkable Dining
Multiple popular restaurants in walking distance
FITNESS CENTER
On-site campus fitness center with modern equipment
Outdoor Areas
Lush gardens and pocket parks throughout the campus
Meeting Space
Conference rooms equipped for larger meetings
TENANT EVENTS
Regular networking events across the research campus
Community Events that Connect + Energize
Wareham hosts curated events at EmeryStation that bring people together. From informal tenant mixers with ice cream or boba to science-focused forums and campus wellness activities, such as yoga classes. These gatherings strengthen community, support collaboration, and make work life more engaging.
Explore East Bay Lab and Office Space at EmeryStation
Our in-house team has operated our Emeryville campus for nearly 50 years, giving companies the institutional knowledge and on-site support to move quickly.
Teams can launch in a 5,000-square-foot pilot lab and expand beyond 100,000 square feet without relocating. In the heart of the East Bay, EmeryStation provides fully equipped lab and office space with responsive, direct management.
5855 Horton Street
Residential
Mixed-use residential development that anchors the campus within Emeryville’s urban core. Provides on-site housing adjacent to lab and R&D facilities, supporting a live-work environment.
6100 Horton St (Garage)
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EmeryStation Buildings
The original anchor of the EmeryStation Research Campus. Five stories of lab and office space with operable windows, terraces, and a three-story Wintergarden atrium. Includes conference facilities, on-site fitness center, and campus dining.
LEED Silver certified.
The newest addition to the EmeryStation campus. Seven floors of lab and office space above structured parking, with direct access to Amtrak, buses, Emery-Go-Round shuttles, and regional transit.
Designed by Perkins+Will. LEED Gold certified.
A 245,000-square-foot glass-clad laboratory building designed for life science, physical science, and clean energy research. A 22,000-square-foot landscaped plaza connects tenants through outdoor gathering space, terraces, and pedestrian walkways.
The lobby features commissioned portraits of Northern California Nobel scientists, reinforcing EmeryStation’s long-standing connection to research leadership. AIA Citation for Architecture (2009).
This 200,000 SF mixed‑use building is home to many of the Bay Area’s most recognized artists, who occupy the loft-style units on the upper floors. The property also attracts a range of office, commercial, retail, and light industrial tenants, making it a vibrant and diverse community.
The building’s design was inspired by the successful warehouse conversions in Manhattan’s SOHO district, and it played a key role in shaping the original Emeryville/Berkeley live/work ordinance adopted in 1978.
Phase II of the campus master plan. Designed to complement EmeryStation I with proven lab infrastructure and shared amenities that support research teams and technology companies.
LEED Silver certified.
A 99,000-square-foot R&D building located along the Emeryville Greenway pedestrian and bike corridor. Features outdoor decks, flexible lab space, and direct access to one of Emeryville’s most active urban pathways.
Home to Stanford Health Care’s Emeryville outpatient center and on-site dining at Bureau510.
Renovated to support advanced biofuel and pilot plant operations. Flexible lab and office space suited for emerging research and development programs.
Heritage Square exemplifies Wareham's successful adaptive use philosophy. Maintaining original brick and select warehouse features, this rehabilitation has won design and seismic engineering awards.
Long-term distribution facility serving East Bay operations. Demonstrates campus flexibility across logistics and research-adjacent uses.
The Emeryville Amtrak Station serves as the Bay Area’s primary intermodal rail gateway and the closest Amtrak stop to San Francisco. The station supports major long‑distance and regional routes including the Capitol Corridor (Sacramento) and Coast Starlight (Los Angeles/Seattle). The station provides seamless onward travel through Amtrak Thruway buses to downtown San Francisco, local transit links such as the Emery‑Go‑Round shuttle.
Developed by Wareham in 1994, it was the first new intercity passenger rail station in Northern California in more than fifty years. The Emeryville station has become a critical connector for both regional commuters and long‑distance travelers. Its location within the Horton Street corridor offers convenient parking options—including at 5959 Horton Street—and easy multimodal access for visitors and employees traveling to the surrounding research and innovation district.
