Located at the bustling intersection of 40th Street and San Pablo Avenue, the land beneath the modern Andante complex is steeped in Emeryville's early commercial and transit history. In 1912 the corner was developed for the National Biscuit Company, and over the decades the area hosted local watering holes like the Santa Fe Club and the Key Club, catering to the heavy flow of workers and travelers from the nearby Santa Fe Depot and Key System rail lines. When the city pushed to revitalize the San Pablo corridor in the early 2000s, this historic transit hub was completely reimagined. Completed in 2005, Andante replaced the relics of the past with a contemporary four-story mixed-use development. With its distinctive corner turret and ground-floor retail, the 125-unit complex bridged Emeryville's gritty rail-era history and its modern, pedestrian-friendly future.
The building's contemporary facade mixes stucco, wood, and metal, but it is most easily recognized by the distinctive turret-like structure that anchors the highly visible corner of 40th and San Pablo.
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