Bank of America Building (1990)

The 52-story (779 foot) building dominates the San Francisco skyline with its bulk and dark color,and was designed by Myron Goldsmith and Mark Goldstein. On the entie length of its rise, sawtooth bays on a polished dark-granite skin masterfully pick up the late afternoon sun, turning the tower (at least for brief moments) from a menacing presence above the white city into a purple-hued march into night. Massive piers support a glass curtain wall on the separate low-rise banking hall. Both tower and hall are set within a raised and austere plaza reached by a wide cascading stairway

Bank of America Building (1990)
555 California St
Skidmore, Owings and Merill, Wurster, Bernardi and Emmons, Pietro Belluschi

600 California Street Building (1990)

Inside, this office highrise features a mural by Peter Llyn depicting the dense hilltop city San Francisco might have been; outside, it suffers from over-detailing and a senseles interpretation of the bay window for an office building.

600 California Building (1990)
Kohn, Pederson and Fox

Home Savings of America Building (1990)

A fussy little building aspires to wear a mink coat within fur-collared dimensions

Home Savings of America Building (1990)
Kohn, Pederson and Fox
200 California St.