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Can I get a tour of the Armory?
The Armory tour is led by employees of Cybernet Entertainment, LLC, the adult video production company that acquired the building in late 2006. The hour-long tour will take you through all five floors of the landmark building and allow you to explore the facilities originally built to service the National Guard, as well as the elaborate and cinematic sets that have since been constructed by Cybernet Entertainment, LLC's Art Department for use as production studios.
Want more info about the tour? Visit our tour page. Or you can visit EventBrite to book a tour today.

Who owns the Armory and how is it operated?
The Armory is owned by Armory Studios, LLC.  Armory Studios, LLC has leased space in the Armory to Cybernet Entertainment, LLC. (Cybernet Entertainment) and The Armory Community Center, LLC (TACC).

Is there be any signage on the Armory?
We are hoping to replicate the original sign that used to hang above the front doorway. This sign reads “The Armory”. There will be no other signs on the 1800 Mission Street façade. TACC’s entry at 333 14th Street will have signage, appropriate with respect to the building’s historical significance, identifying it as The Armory Community Center.

Who occupies the Armory?
Cybernet Entertainment, Inc.

Is the Drill Court open for events?
Plans are being finalized and filed with the City. We are eager to engage the community in discussions about potential usage.

Why was the proposal to build condominiums abandoned?
The condo proposal suffered from at least 2 major hurdles: 1) community activists argued that the proposal was too luxurious and did not include enough affordable housing; and 2) the notions of constructing a new building in the drill court and building rooftop penthouses were not liked by some members of the Historic Preservation Commission.

Are seismic upgrades required?
The Armory is a concrete structure with a brick façade and no seismic upgrades are required by the City as long as the use isn’t changed and no major construction is done. The multi-story portion of the property has a Probable Maximum Loss (PML) rating, an insurance industry determination, of 20%. This is a very good figure, below which a bank will lend money for a permanent loan without requiring earthquake insurance. So the City does not require seismic work. However, we believe that the need for seismic upgrades would be triggered by major construction or a change of use for the building. Public use would entail the most seismic work of all, which is probably why the building had never been developed for its most obvious uses: school, church, library, theater, etc.

Is there a problem with asbestos and lead paint?
Asbestos is a big issue for any project that involves major construction in a building built before 1972.  However, since Cybernet Entertainment, LLC. (Cybernet Entertainment, LLC) occupied its space in the building mostly in as-is condition and did not disturb the asbestos, which is mostly captured beneath flooring and in walls, no remediation was required.  The Armory Community Center, LLC (TACC) plans to perform work in the Drill Court of the Armory that will require asbestos and lead paint remediation.