Historic Prussia Building Office Renovation
Aedis Architects
This building, formerly the West Prussia Building, is a historical landmark in downtown San Jose. It was designed in the 1920s by a then-prominent local architect named W.H. Weeks of the firm Weeks & Day. The office space used to be carved up into 18 studio apartments, with low ceilings and a maze-like network of hallways. Our adaptive reuse project was completed from the ground up, with an office space sitting on the top floor, additional office space on the second floor, and the SoFA Market on the first floor.
Key Elements
LEED Platinum-CI
Adaptive reuse of 1925 historical landmark building
Open space floor plan
Use of displacement ventilation system
Modernization
Details
Completed
2013
Construction Cost
$6,000,000