Originally a part of the San Francisco Bay, this reclaimed tract of land was the site of freight railways, dirt pathways and warehouses. The site has been redesigned as a public park with easy access to the waterfront. Generous expanses of lawn are tilted and oriented to allow views to the San Francisco Bay. The lawns are edged with a series of low seat walls reminiscent of lapping waves on shore. Tucked into and between the seat walls are shrub and perennial plantings native to California and coastal areas. The waterside edge ebbs and flows into the promenade. Within the park is a large public piazza situated between two small restaurants for outdoor dining, concerts and gatherings.