BA Maritime Portfolio
San Francisco, California
Cruise Terminal 27
SF, California
All project elements demonstrate a high level of environmental stewardship. A 5-tank, 42,000-gallon rainwater harvesting system, 12-mega watt shore power, 2.5-acre public park.
  • LEED Gold Certified
  • AIA Miami Merit Award of Excellence
  • ASCE San Francisco Project of the Year Award
  • Multi-purpose cruise ship terminal
  • Unique terminal with public access to the waterfront

Port of San Francisco Terminal 27 & Wharf

BA, along with a local design team, developed the Cruise Ship Terminal and Northeast Wharf Plaza (Public Park) constructed on an 8-acre pier site comprised of the existing Pier 27 and the adjacent vehicular transportation area. The first users of the cruise ship terminal was the America’s Cup for the sailboat races on San Francisco Bay.
The facility was designed to provide a venue for indoor/outdoor hospitality facilities as part of the terminal project.
The park provides an open air waiting area, while the interior space was developed with more access, back-of-house preparation areas, durable finishes and easy access to the pier that also has an invisible fence that can be extended when a cruise vessel is in port or put away for access to the water’s edge. The project is certified LEED Gold.
Luis Ajamil, PE
Mr. Ajamil is President and CEO of Bermello Ajamil & Partners, an award-winning international multidisciplinary design firm. Under his leadership, BA has expanded its worldwide presence to become one of the preeminent firms in its field. He is a Planner and a Professional Engineer with an impressive portfolio of innovative master planning projects for maritime, municipal, and transportation clients.
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Terminal 3
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Terminal B
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Terminal A
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Terminal 25
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Terminal 25 was designed by BA to complement the sophistication of the terminal’s new resident ship and subsequent newbuilds – Celebrity Edge. The facility features cutting-edge technology, an iconic grand atrium and interior passenger lounge area design providing for the ultimate in passenger experience, while streamlining operations.
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Cruise Terminal & Pier 27
- San Francisco
BA, along with a local design team, developed the Cruise Ship Terminal and Northeast Wharf Plaza (Public Park) constructed on an 8-acre pier site comprised of the existing Pier 27 and the adjacent vehicular transportation area. The first users of the cruise ship terminal was the America’s Cup for the sailboat races on San Francisco Bay.
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Marina Bay Cruise Centre
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Marina Bay Cruise Centre was opened in 2012 by the government of Singapore. BA, in association with RSP Architects Planners & Engineers (Pte) Ltd. of Singapore, designed and provided construction administration of this 320,000-SF, $500-million multi-story terminal facility and infrastructure to accommodate a new generation of mega cruise ships.
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