| Name |
Year |
Address |
Remarks |
| Bathhouse (Maritime Museum) | 1938 | | Oval-shaped, four-story reinforced concrete Streamlined Moderne building with nautical lines representing a cruise ship such as the contemporary Normandie or Nieuw Amsterdam in abstract form. The stories of the building step inward to form decks. According to the Works Progress Administration (WPA), which designed and constructed the building, it is "Like a huge ship at its dock...with rounded ends, set back upper stories, porthole windows and ship rails, its resemblance to a luxurious ocean liner is indeed startling." The building is flanked by large concrete stadia. |
| Concession Stand and restroom | | | |
| Restroom | | | |
| Speaker Towers | 1938 | | Two 35-feet-high reinforced concrete speaker towers in were built at the same time as the other WPA projects for Aquatic Park. They reflect the international design of the other structures. |
| Sea Scout Building | 1943 | | A wood frame, one-story structure built on pilings over the waters of the lagoon. A walkway connects it with land, near the entrance to the Municipal Pier. The building has a boat docking facility. The interior contains many small rooms that are used for storage, offices, classrooms, small boat, and spar repair facilities for the Sea Scout organization. |
| Lagoon | 1941 | | The Aquatic Park lagoon occupies the site of the former Black Point Cove, which was partially filled in during the early 20th Century. As the former beach had been buried under tons of rubble and fill, the lagoon was supplied with a new sand each, with most of the sand coming from excavations in downtown San Francisco for the Union Square underground parking garage which was built in 1941. |
| Seawall | 1937 | | Built of rubble faced with granite paving blocks from San Francisco streets. The blocks were removed during street modernization in the 20th Century. |
| Municipal Pier | 1929 | | The reinforced concrete Municipal Pier is built on pilings over the seawall that shelters the Aquatic Park lagoon. |
| Bocce Ball Courts | 1950 | | Built in the 1950s, the Bocce Ball courts are the most recent structural addition to Aquatic Park. |