Detail over the front door of an office building

Despite its height, a ladder led to the top

An office building near winter's end

Church front with a window behind a statue

A sad lion adorned the building's corner

Bare trees almost masked the front of a residence

Garish sign and a detailed old carved front

Ivy slowly invaded the second story porch

The Aûdiffred Building

Noble buildings viewed from Union Square

The front of Saint Francis Church

Entry from the parking lot to Casino Palacio Royale

There were two well known wedge-shaped buildings in San Francisco. This Columbus Tower building was one, and was also locally known as the Coppola Building because film director Francis Ford Coppola purchased the building in 1970 and set up his American Zoetrope Studios there. The building is best noted for its copper exterior.

A colorfully decorated building front

Apex of the Cathedral Building viewed from its upper porch

1930's-style art decorated the building's sides

A building on Bay Street in San Francisco had curved glass in its bay windows and dramatic oval windows exposing a central staircase. Note that sadly not all curved windows in the City have curved glass. Once broken, curved glass is almost impossible to replace and so is often replaced with flat glass.