The first floor entry was on Sacramento Street.

A spacious, tree-lined sidewalk was out in front along Sacramento Street.

The entry as it appeared from Davis Street.

Banana Republic had a store on the first floor.

The entry as viewed from Front Street.

Although the official address was on Clay Street, the entry on Clay was very austere.

Peet's Coffee & Tea was in a convenient location on the first floor.

A second William Sonoma was in this center, complimenting its larger downtown store.

The Banana Republic store was next to William Sonoma.

A wonderful spiral staircase was found on the Clay Street side. It ran all the way up to the third floor.

An indoor deck on the Clay Street side.

The pathway that lead to the central escalators. All floors were accessible from stairs, escalators and elevators.

The pathway toward Three Embarcadero Center.

Ambassador Toys
With many Hansa toy animals was always a great treat to visit.

The second floor entry from One Embarcadero Center.

Stairs up to the third floor.

The spacious third floor was open to the sky.

The path to Three Embarcadero Center without stairs. When walking east toward the Ferry Building, you will be faced with spiral stairs down. To avoid the stairs look left and you will see this level way across.

The Holding Company was on the third floor.

The elevated pathway inward to access the path to the Embarcadero Five privately owned public park.

Clay Street side of the third floor.

From the Clay street side looking at the escalators. This view is over the guard's center. If you were to look down you would see TV monitors monitoring the center.

The Clay Street entry from the Five Embarcadero Center park