100 Pine Center

100 Pine Center is an office tower in San Francisco's Financial District that rises approximately 145 meters with 33 floors of workspace. The building contains hundreds of thousands of square feet of rentable office space and provides parking facilities for tenants and guests.

The structure opened in 1972 as the corporate headquarters for Continental Insurance Company. It marked an important phase when modern office towers began defining San Francisco's skyline.

The building reflects the confidence placed in financial expansion during the 1970s and draws daily workers and visitors who shape business activity in the district. Its appearance and location make it an everyday reference point for those working in or visiting the financial quarter.

The tower is centrally located in the Financial District with easy access via public transportation that runs frequently through the area. Visitors will find parking options and should check with reception in the main lobby to reach specific offices or destinations.

The building earned environmental certification in 2008 for meeting sustainable design standards and now houses the Irish Consulate-General among other organizations. This blend of green building practices and international diplomatic presence often goes unnoticed by those passing by.