Four Seasons Hotel building, San Francisco, Mixed-use skyscraper on Market Street, San Francisco, United States.
The Four Seasons Hotel building is a 121 m tower at 757 Market Street, completed in January 2001. Its broad facade is split by a full-height strip of dark louvers: the left side is a silver-blue glass curtain wall with rows of windows, the right side pale gray panels with rectangular windows and white vertical trim. It holds 277 hotel rooms, retail stores and 142 condominiums on the upper floors.
The structure was completed in 2001 and became the first skyscraper built in San Francisco's downtown in the new century. This project marked a turning point in the city's modern architectural and urban development.
The hotel's restaurant, MKT Restaurant & Bar, overlooks Market Street, and the building also houses an Equinox Sports Club. Guests and residents share the tower with retail stores at street level. The name Four Seasons refers to the Toronto-based hotel group that has operated the property since it opened in 2001.
The tower stands at 757 Market Street, beside the Moscone Center, with MKT Restaurant & Bar facing Market Street and an Equinox Sports Club inside. Guest rooms number 277, with 142 condominiums on the upper floors. The building was sold to Blackstone Inc. in December 2025 for $130 million.
The building employs special dampers at its top to counteract wind forces from the Pacific coast. This engineering solution keeps the structure stable and minimizes movement from strong winds that affect the area.
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