45 Fremont Center, Office skyscraper in Financial District, San Francisco, United States.
45 Fremont Center is a 34-story skyscraper made of glass and steel in the Financial District. The facade features reflective panels that mirror their surroundings in changing ways throughout the day.
The building was completed in 1978 and marked a period of intense skyscraper development in San Francisco's Financial District. It was one of the projects that fundamentally changed the city's skyline.
The building shows how San Francisco's office architecture changed and which design ideas later influenced other skyscrapers in the downtown area.
The building is located between Market Street and Mission Street and is easily reached by public transportation. The lobby is open during daytime hours, where you can view the interior and see the architectural details of the entry space.
The architecture of the building was designed and planned by the same firm that carried out the engineering, which resulted in a very unified overall concept. This integrated approach was uncommon at that time.
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