61 floors, reaching 1,070 ft (326 m)
I have been photographing the rapidly changing urban landscape around the Transbay Terminal in San Francisco's SOMA neighborhood since the demolition of the original Timothy Pfluger designed edifice. Below is a brief selection of images chronicling the rise of the Salesforce Tower which stands on Mission St. between First and Fremont Streets.
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| The topped-out Salesforce Tower has a commanding presence on the San Francisco skyline, dwarfing the BofA building and the Transamerica Pyramid. 4-12-2017 from near Land's End. |
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| New Years Day 2016 and the reinforced concrete core is rising above ground level. 1-1-2016 corner of First and Mission Streets |
The massing of new towers in the TransBay Terminal area. 4-8-2017 from Potrero Hill
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| Morning light on a winter day looking East down Howard St. from the LinkedIn HQ. The two yellow tower cranes have followed along all the way to the top of Salesforce Tower. 12-18-2015 | | | |
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| A trio of images showing the dense rebar structure and the workers who built it. Jan/Feb 2016 | | | |
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| Windows with integrated aluminum sun shades. 10-02-2016 |
The perforated and undulating panels of the Transbay Terminal. 7-13-2017
Appearing in the urban landscape. 8-2-2016
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| Noir City feel. 8-2-2016 |
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| View from the south. 1-23-2017 |
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Reflections. 10-20-2016
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