This striking 12-story building is the result of a collaboration between conceptual architect Bjarke Ingels Group of Denmark, interior architect IwamotoScott of San Francisco, and architect of record Handel Architects of San Francisco.
The result is unlike anything in The City—in form, in color, in style. The bright white, textured facade takes cues from contemporary architecture, while the flatiron at Turk and Market recalls early 20th century San Francisco. Also noteworthy is the variety of window shapes and sizes, connecting the building’s interior with the surrounding area.
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The new era of mid-market
“A sexy update of the grand flatiron buildings that [once] rose along Market.”
Other amenities include…
Landscaped rooftop solarium with bar, lounge seating, and recreational outdoor space
Private dining room featuring chef-grade kitchen for private events
Fitness center with yoga room and state-of-the-art fitness equipment
Pet spa, washing area, and rooftop dog run
Secure underground parking
24/7 lobby attendant
Controlled access and fob entry doors with intercom system
Bicycle parking and storage with controlled access
San Francisco has never been much of a rooftop town. We’re changing that. For residents and their guests, the rooftop serves as both a co-working and entertainment space. It features a library, bar, and restaurant, not to mention a chef-grade kitchen for private events, with space to relax both inside and out.