Navy SEAL Museum San Diego
The Navy SEAL Museum San Diego is a planned 85,000-square-foot museum on the downtown San Diego waterfront at 1220 Pacific Highway, dedicated to the history of Naval Special Warfare.
Official WebsiteThe Navy SEAL Museum San Diego is a planned 85,000-square-foot museum on the downtown San Diego waterfront at 1220 Pacific Highway, dedicated to the history of Naval Special Warfare. Approved in concept by the San Diego Unified Port District's Board of Port Commissioners, the landmark building draws its form from the stealth watercraft of maritime special forces, with angular massing and faceted metal surfaces evoking a ship cutting through open water. Overseen by the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum, it expands on the museum's interim downtown showcase location and is envisioned as an iconic Embarcadero destination.
Frequently asked
Where is Navy SEAL Museum San Diego located?
Navy SEAL Museum San Diego is located in San Diego.
When will Navy SEAL Museum San Diego be built?
Navy SEAL Museum San Diego is an announced development that has not yet started construction, targeting completion in 2032.
Who is developing Navy SEAL Museum San Diego?
Navy SEAL Museum San Diego, Hensel Phelps is the developer behind Navy SEAL Museum San Diego.
Who designed Navy SEAL Museum San Diego?
Navy SEAL Museum San Diego was designed by ZGF Architects.
How big is Navy SEAL Museum San Diego?
Navy SEAL Museum San Diego rises 4 stories.