It has a mansard roof and has survived many a quake and fire.
The first International Style glass curtain-wall building to be built in San Francisco
With the freeway now long gone, how does the Embarcadero come to life?
The Sunnyside Conservatory, originally built in the 19th century, has been beautifully restored at a cost of $4.2 million.
Categorized as both Neo Gothic and Art Deco, this gem of a building is undergoing architectural restoration for future reuse.
How Islais Creek, originally a source of fresh water, degenerated into an open sewer
Built during the California Gold Rush, Fort Point stands as a testament to the highly skilled craftsmen and engineers of its day.
A brief history of the Pacific Stock Exchange and its importance in the architectural and financial communities of San Francisco
Learn how colorful historic streetcars came to be fixtures on the streets of SF.
An in-depth look at the history of concrete and how it has influenced architecture through the ages