222 Second Street

222 Second Street is a contemporary skyscraper with 26 floors of glass and steel construction in downtown San Francisco, reaching approximately 110 meters tall. The facade features expansive glass windows that give the structure a sleek, modern appearance.

Construction began in August 2013 under Tishman Speyer and the building welcomed its first tenants in March 2016. The completion represented a major addition to downtown San Francisco's office landscape.

The ground floor opens to the public during business hours and displays art installations by Frank Stella. These works create an unexpected gallery space within the business district.

The building is easily accessible in downtown San Francisco's busy business district with good public transit connections. The public art space on the ground floor is open for viewing during standard business hours when the lobby is accessible.

The building has maintained full occupancy since opening while downtown San Francisco deals with widespread office vacancies. Its consistent demand and fully leased floors stand out in the changing local real estate market.

Location: San Francisco

Inception: 2016

Architects: Gensler

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 26

Elevators: 10

Height: 110 m

Website: http://222second.com

GPS coordinates: 37.78640,-122.39800

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:43