>> there are a number of features, such as using recycled products such as carpet, cabinetry, things like that. we are using what they call no added formaldehyde wood in the cabinets. the building is largely not air- conditioned, which in our climate, it is benign, so it allows that. that is a green point. >> what about water strategies? >> when you talk about lead certification, a lot of the factors taken into account are things we are able to achieve just by virtue of the outstanding location, walking distance to the best transit hub in the city. we have walking services for just about anything anybody could want. >> we have high efficiency boilers to heat the water. it is a water source domestic heating system. >> what is next to the tower crane? we have a big blue piece. what is that? >> that is a concrete placing boom. that is how i put the concrete up onto the deck. the concrete truck will back into here, go to the hopper. then i have a slight line that runs up the center of the boom. that completes all the dax, walls, and columns with that. >> it must take a lot of power to pu

you can see it's everything from general engineering to electrical concrete, even as far as doors, cabinetry, there are a number of opportunities. what's unique about this program is i reached out to sfmta and found out that the marketing department could use some assistance. this is a sweet spot for some of our san francisco businesses. we're looking for people that can do copyrighting, graphic design, web design, printing. so a number of things that we typically haven't seen people try to get into the pipeline with is something we can include this time. so if you have any questions i'd be more than happy to answer them for you. president adams: any questions? i think this is a great way to connect with small businesses, especially with like through m.t.a. and doing vendor business in the city. so it's very good. >> do you have a card? >> actually, we're directing everybody to our website. if they click on the banner on the home page it will take them to the application where it helps us understand the size of the company, location, and services. president adams: what other outreach efforts

just like your cabinetry. so you may not want to buy all from one manufacturer, but you want to have them all complement each other even though there could be multiple manufacturers in one kitchen. >> i have a question for you, where do you put the trash in this kitchsnn where would you put the trash? and how do you handle recycling and composting? everybody wants a greenhouse, this is the place to start. >> most people would put it here under the sink but now there's a company, several companies, where you have a pullout cabinet with two bins, put it next to the sink. it would be like this -- >> there it is. >> terrific. >> so you would have your regular trash, plastic bags for the most part, and back here your recycling and composting we use a little green bin on top. any other ideas for composting >> no for cans, for everything. so we have four of them sometimes. one on either side, if you can afford to do it. >> san francisco has mixed recycling. cans and bottles and paper can all go in the same thing and

. >> clayton: cabinetry. >> i get the question all the time, and it's one knob there you go, one screwce it, but putting the job on looks fantastic. if you want to step it up and use something with two holes. >> you have the fancy drill, get a drill bit a little bigger like that. and you're going to need to fill that hole, min wax has some products. >> clayton: bring the type of wood you have in the store and looks like it's brand knew. >> finally another call all the time. >> clayton: in houses across this country this morning, there are-- there's probably a loose towel rack in just about everybody's house. >> you know how many calls, i get from neighbors, brian, this is loose. >> hang towel, falls down, falls down. >> and it's the hole thing and easy, starts with a drywall anchor, this is the key. >> people are lazy and don't put them in first and rip out the wall if you don't do it. >> the key, you drill a hole, a little smaller than the piece and tells you on theage paing what size, and then take your hammer, tap it in. as you skree it in on the back there, it expands and the anger