A 315,000-square-foot office and R&D campus developed by Wareham in partnership with the City of Richmond and regional institutions.
We initiated development of the Point Richmond Tech Center in 1990 as a three-phase office and R&D technology park. The campus spans 315,000 square feet across four buildings, combining rehabilitation and new construction.
Designed to complement the historic character of downtown Point Richmond, the campus supports a mix of office, laboratory, and flex-tech users. Over the years, it has housed global brands, state agencies, and research-driven organizations, reflecting our long-term commitment to adaptive development and public-sector collaboration.
Community Events that Connect + Energize
We host curated events at our East Bay life science campuses 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 foster community, support collaboration, and make work-life more engaging.
Point Richmond Tech Center
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Original 40,000-square-foot building remodeled in 1990 with a new two-story addition expanding the facility to 117,000 square feet. Former headquarters of Pixar Animation Studios. Current tenants include the State of California Department of Justice’s DNA Forensic Laboratory. 1001 West Cutting Boulevard received BOMA’s Earth Day Recognition of Innovation award for its on-site Garden for the Tenants.
Constructed in partnership with the University of California, Berkeley and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. This single-story laboratory facility houses the EPA’s Region IX Laboratory. Energy efficiency upgrades include the addition of a co-generation unit. The master plan allows for a 10,000-square-foot expansion.
