San Francisco, California Streamline Drywall contributed to the Building 5 Seismic Retrofit Project at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, a major public-works initiative supporting San Francisco’s long-term commitment to healthcare resilience, life safety, and emergency preparedness. Building 5 is a 442,000-square-foot concrete hospital facility originally constructed in 1976 and currently undergoing a comprehensive seismic upgrade. The project is designed to strengthen the structure’s earthquake resistance while enabling the relocation and consolidation of critical hospital functions, including outpatient services, public health laboratories, and family health care programs. Upon completion, Building 5 will serve as the hospital’s future Outpatient Care Center, capable of remaining operational following a major seismic event. Operating within an active healthcare environment, Streamline supported the delivery of interior building systems under highly coordinated, schedule-driven conditions where safety, accuracy, and reliability were paramount. The scope required careful alignment with existing conditions, phased construction sequencing, and strict adherence to hospital life-safety standards, all while maintaining uninterrupted patient care and facility operations.