One Kearny

One Kearny is made up of three buildings, each with it’s own distinct time period and style that perfectly complement one another. The center structure boasts a turn-of-the century French Renaissance design and was one of the few buildings to survive the devastating 1906 earthquake. The Annex, added in 1964 by Charles Moore at the corner of Market and Kearny Street, features a post-modernist approach while still preserving its original structure.

The interior design is modern and cohesive, with spacious open areas that encourage in person collaboration. The elegant architectural features, which include large windows and high ceilings, blend seamlessly with contemporary and upscale finishes, creating a wonderful fusion of the past and present.