The 50th anniversary begins the restoration and reimagining of the campus, including completion of the rehabilitation of the General’s Residence and the formal announcement of Fort Mason Station, a new $3 million, privately-funded public plaza. The 12,000-square-foot plaza will transform a once-restricted military checkpoint and an abandoned railbed, fenced off for half a century, into a new front door for the campus. Internationally recognized sound artist Bill Fontana and choreographer Joanna Haigood will create its inaugural artworks. Together, the exhibition, the art commissions, and the 2027 groundbreaking of Fort Mason Station bring the campus’s past, present, and future into a single celebration.

Fort Mason Station: Abandoned Railbed to Creative Gateway

Fort Mason Station carries the campus’s tradition of perpetual reinvention into its next 50 years. The plaza will include plaza commissions, a tunnel stage and corridor installations as well as provide a place for community gathering on campus.

The General’s Residence

In partnership with the acclaimed Architectural Resources Group, Fort Mason Center is near completion of a transformational restoration of the historic venue. Featuring expanded capacity and a modern design inspired by the Bay, The General’s Residence is suited for any exclusive gathering. Opening early 2027.