SAIC Campus Point, Phase III

SAIC Campus Point Masterplan

Area: 107,000 s.f.
Site: 3.9 acres
Cost: $6,500,000
Occupancy: 1986

The 106,000 s.f. structure reflects Science Applications International Corp.'s status as a world leader in sophisticated computers, electronics systems, and high technology. The building stands as the third phase of the corporation's spectacular Campus Point Masterplan and echoes the architectural themes that run throughout the complex. Stepped-up rooflines and a curtainwall of reflective blue glass lend theproject a sleek appearance. Linking the buildings together is a central, landscaped courtyard, an amenity that provides workers with a relaxing, park-like retreat. The courtyard serves to reinforce the campus atmosphere and promote a positive professional work environment. SAIC III stands a s premier office for one of San Diego's premier corporations.

SAIC Campus Point, Phase IV

SAIC Campus Point Masterplan

Area: 126,000 s.f.
Site: 2.5 acres
Cost: $9,000,000
Occupancy: 1987

As the corporate headquarters for Science Applications International Corp., this project represents the fourth phase of the company's spectacular Campus Point Masterplan. A world leader in sophisticated computer and electronics systems, SAIC sought a facility with dramatic design features that would also complement other buildings in the complex. The result is a sleek, seven-story structure, whose graceful crescent shape is punctuated by a series of bold terraces. The building's sweeping design incorporates a reflective blue-glass exterior with architectural details that echo elements found throughout the campus. the curvilinear design also allows for a high number of perimeter offices, taking full advantage of scenic views of Torrey Pines State Park. This phase of the masterplan provides the masterplan with a sense of cohesion. Perpheral amenities such as a luncheon courtyard and passive seating areas, reinforce the campus atmosphere and help promote a positive professional work environment.