Oakland, CA

The 1431 Jefferson Street development is an 18-story dual-brand hotel with a partial basement. This 275-guestroom hotel offers 207,000 square feet of space in the urban core, complementing the downtown high-rise neighborhood. Its proximity to public transportation makes it an ideal choice for extended-stay tourism. Initially designed with a 95-spot parking structure, the development embraced its transit-friendly location by replacing the parking with a community garden, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable development and providing a welcoming green space for local residents and visitors.

The project features a stacked lobby configuration, providing each brand with its own unique public space experience. The ground floor lobby showcases a local art installation by Kenturah Davis as part of the project's public art contribution.

Photography: Mark Wickens

MARRIOTT AC HOTEL & RESIDENCE INN

Modern high-rise hotel building on a city street with trees and traffic lights.
Tall modern building on urban street corner
Modern hotel facade with large glass windows and stone exterior, featuring the entrance to AC Hotel Oakland and Residence Inn, located on a city street with a bicycle rack and trees.
City street scene with AC Hotel Oakland entrance, modern buildings, parked car, and electric scooters on a clear day.
Modern high-rise building on a street corner, with a white and gray facade and numerous windows. Signage with the text "FOUND" on adjacent building. Street with crosswalks, cars, and graffiti-covered barriers.