123 Mission Street was designed by the renowned architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and developed by Shorenstein Company in 1986. The building is constructed of steel and concrete, enveloped with travertine, marble and glass, and crowned with a pyramid shaped roof. The lobby features a spectacular chandelier, which reflects light from the granite floor to create a flow of color and elegance.

The site contains a variety of retail shops and a beautifully landscaped plaza with benches surrounding a quaint fountain constructed of travertine. Located in the San Francisco Financial District's South of Market submarket, the building is convenient to public transportation, shopping, and excellent restaurants. It's also two and a half blocks from San Francisco Bay and just a brief walk to AT&T Park.

	Completed in 1986
	29-story building
	329,662 square feet