Natural Resources Building @ 8th & P Streets

Piles are being drilled into the ground at the P Street Natural Resources Building. It’s impressive to visit the work site, the entire block is in use for either preparation or construction of the tower. While there taking the photos, I spoke to someone working on the project asking where tower crane or cranes were going to be placed. The answer surprised me, I was told no tower cranes would be used to build this tower, but one giant mobile crane because the proposed tower was not designed to built with a tower crane. Strange to hear, but that’s how it was explained to me.

OxBlue webcam the Natural Resources Building
construction site at 8th & P Streets

The OxBlue cameras are currently the best was to view the towers progress, but I snapped a few photos anyway. 

Corner P & 7th Streets of Natural Resources Building construction

Corner P & 7th Streets of Natural Resources Building construction

7th Streets view of piles waiting to be drilled
into the foundation of Natural Resources Building

Seen from O Street of Natural Resources Building construction

Seen from O Street of Natural Resources Building construction

From 8th Street of Natural Resources Building construction

From 8th Street of Natural Resources Building construction drilling piles

From 8th & P Streets of Natural Resources Building construction

View from 15th & R Streets of where Natural Resources Building
will rise in the skyline

8th & P Street Excavation Work

8th & P Street State Natural Resources Bldg. excavation work begins

View the project as it moves along on the OxBlue cameras: https://app.oxblue.com/open/turner/nnrhproject

The P Street high-rise will be 21 stories, 838,000 sf, and expected to be completed in summer 2021. Mass excavation stated on 9/6/2018, there will be approximately 112 trucks onsite per day.

$520MM Tower To Rise

The $520 million headquarters building for the Dept. of Natural Resources is expected to break ground this fall. At 20-storys and 838,000 square feet, this tower will be the largest office building built downtown since CalPERS build their headquarters on Q Street in 2006.

20-story, $520 million CA Dept. of Natural Resource's Headquarters

The tower will feature 10,000 square feet of retail and public space, and auditorium with 300 seats, food court and pedestrian plaza. Improvements will also be made to the historic Heibron House. Completion is scheduled for 2021.


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