San Francisco
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San Francisco is famous for its Victorians, but the massive rebuilding after the 1906 quake produced beautiful Beaux-Arts civic buildings and both classic and modern skyscrapers.
San Francisco is famous for its Victorians, but the massive rebuilding after the 1906 quake produced beautiful Beaux-Arts civic buildings and both classic and modern skyscrapers.
Submitted by Kristi Wachter on
San Francisco is famous for its Victorians, but the massive rebuilding after the 1906 quake produced beautiful Beaux-Arts civic buildings and both classic and modern skyscrapers.
Submitted by Kristi Wachter on
Ivan Frickstad was an architect for P G & E (Pacific Gas and Electric). He's noted for his Station J building in the Financial District and the P G & E building on Sutter Street.
Hibernia Bank | 1 Jones Street |
Albert Pissis |
1892 | |
St. Boniface | 133 Golden Gate Avenue |
Brother Wewer |
1900 | |
Yerba Buena West Building | 150 4th Street |
Herzka & Knowles |
1982 | |
S.F. Community College | 88 Fourth Street |
Caudill Rowlett Scott/ROMA |
1979 | |
The OId U.S. Mint | 88 Fifth Street |
Alfred B. Mullet |
1874 | |
Woolf House | 801 Howard Street |
Robert Herman & Assoc. |
1979 | |
St. Patrick's Church | 756 Mission Street | 1872 | ||
Aronson Building | 700 Mission Street |
Hemenway & Miller |
1903 | |
George R. Moscone Convention Center | 747 Howard Street |
Hellmuth, Obata and Kassabaum |
1981 | |
Clementina Towers | 10 Clementina Street |
John Bolles & Assoc. |
1966 |