One Sansome Street, Office skyscraper in Financial District, San Francisco, US
One Sansome Street is a 168-meter, 41-floor office skyscraper completed in 1984 at Sutter and Sansome Streets. Its light grey facade has curved corners and horizontal bands of green-tinted glass, with a narrow recessed vertical section at one edge. The tower stands next to the 1910 Anglo and London Paris National Bank, whose granite architecture serves as its conservatory.
The site previously held the Anglo and London Paris National Bank in 1910, featuring a granite facade and Doric columns. These historic elements were preserved and remain visible in the current structure.
The Conservatory at One Sansome serves as a public gathering space where workers and visitors meet for events and meals. The venue brings together the business community through its restaurant and flexible event areas.
The building connects directly to Montgomery Street Station underground for immediate access to BART and MUNI public transit. The location places it in the heart of the Financial District surrounded by offices and dining options.
The building preserves two 38-foot Doric columns from the original 1910 bank building, integrating them into the modern design. These columns create a striking contrast between the site's past and its contemporary structure.
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