Renders of Google’s gigantic San Jose campus show how it could feel more like a neighborhood
San Jose residents will notice a problem with this image: the real historic water building faces the Guadalupe River. | Image: Google
Google is planning to build a gigantic new “Downtown West” campus in San Jose, and the company has shared renderings that give an idea of what that space could look like (via CNBC). Google intends to make the approximately 79-acre area feel less like a traditional corporate campus by creating a mixed-use development with office space, housing, parks, retail space, and more.
One render is the image we’ve included at the top of this post, which represents something Google is calling the “Gateway.” The proposed space would have a plaza for pop-up events as well as an amphitheater that could be used by both Google and the broader community.
Below is a render for a peaceful-looking area called the Creekside Walk, a walkway near a the VTA...
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