Bayside By Bosa, Proposed skyscraper in San Diego, United States

Bayside at the Embarcadero is a 120-metre residential condominium tower in San Diego, California, built from 2007 to 2009 to designs by Arc Design International Corporation. Its dark glass curtain wall is divided into a grid of windows, with two vertical stacks of projecting yellow balconies running from near the base to the top and a low yellow structure at the base.

Bayside at the Embarcadero was built from 2007 to 2009 as a 120-metre residential condominium tower in San Diego, California. The design is by Arc Design International Corporation. It stands among the high-rises of the downtown waterfront, where palm trees and parked cars line the street below the tower.

The tower is a residential condominium, not an office block: its 120-metre height, reached in 2009, is given over to flats. The architect is Arc Design International Corporation. From the street, look for the two vertical stacks of yellow projecting balconies set against the dark blue glass curtain wall.

The tower stands at the Embarcadero end of downtown San Diego, a short walk from the waterfront and the Santa Fe Depot rail and transit hub. Its base sits among other high-rises, with palm trees and parked cars along the street in front. The building is completed housing, not a construction site, so there is no fencing or machinery to expect.

The building was completed in 2009 and rises 120 metres, not the 36 floors once proposed. Its architect was Arc Design International Corporation. Look for the two vertical stacks of yellow projecting balconies on the dark blue glass facade, one near the centre-left and one near the right edge.