Bird’s eye view of Springline development in Menlo Park
Springline, the 6.4-acre development that intersects Oak Grove Avenue and El Camino in Menlo Park, combines 183 one-to-three bedroom residences with 200,000 square foot of office space and nine restaurants, which will open later this fall.
“Bells and whistles” include the Springline App, which allows residents to track and monitor indoor air quality in amenity spaces, pre-order coffee or lunch from Springline restaurants, book amenity spaces, schedule weekly fitness classes, and connect with staff and other residents.
Springline is also deploying an iKnightscope robot that will offer security patrols and provide a 24/7 physical presence by delivering real-time, intelligence within the property.
We’re offering a bird’s eye view of Springline for those who’ve driven by and are curious what’s behind the walls.
Photos courtesy Courtney Levy (Presidio Bay)
Brielle Johnck September 29, 2022 at 5:46 pm
Why is this monster project with 180 apartments and 200,000 sf of office at ground zero for traffic celebrated but 90 units of apartments for teachers not ok? Menlo Park is losing its way.
charles reilly September 29, 2022 at 11:41 pm
Because teachers do not earn free housing. Sometimes, people commute to work. The Government has never bought me a house, or paid for my apartment ….
Mazzon September 30, 2022 at 4:42 pm
@charles: your attitude of I-never-benefitted-from-affordable-housing-so-nobody-else-should-either” is tone deaf, outdated and flawed.
Tod Ford October 02, 2022 at 2:43 am
Cool pictures… very snazzy… I was curious….it will be interesting to see if the restaurants do well for outside people…and yes will the cars make ECR worse thru and already bad section…and with all the new housing will the downtown have more vitality…Palo Alto always ate mps lunch….