East Bay Water Company, Upper San Leandro Filtration Plant, San Leandro, CA (1925-1926) demolished

AKA: East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD), Upper San Leandro Filtration Plant, San Leandro, CA

Structure Type: built works _ industrial buildings - processing plant

Designers: Wurster, William W., Architect (firm); William Wilson Wurster (architect)

Dates: constructed 1925-1926

click to open gallery Presentation sketch of the site plan of the Upper San Leandro Filtration Plant, San Leandro, CA, William Wurster, Architect, 1926. From University of California, Berkeley, College of Environmental Design, Environmental Design Archives.edu, https://exhibits.ced.berkeley.edu/exhibits/show/infrastructure/item/1443 accessed 2024-07-25
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7700 Greenly Drive
San Leandro, CA 94605
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Building History

This was San Francisco architect William W. Wurster's (1895-1973) first large-scale, institutional commission, completed in 1926.

Demolition

The original water filtration plant by Wurster was demolished, and a larger plant was built around that site.

PCAD id: 25380

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