The St. Regis San Francisco

Luxury Lodging, Condominiums, and Museums, Oh My!

Key Statistics

Location:

San Francisco, CA

Client:

Starwood Hotels & Resorts

Scale:

775,650 square feet

42 levels above grade, 4 below

102 condominium units, 269 hospitality units

1 building

LEED Certification:

Specialties:

Delivery Model:

GMP

Architect:

Skidmore Owings & Merrill

The St. Regis Museum Tower Hotel & Residences is a spectacular 42-story concrete structure in San Francisco’s SOMA district. This landmark project includes 102 luxury condominiums, a 5-star hotel with 269 guest rooms, 2 high-end restaurants, a spa, and 16 meeting and event spaces. The tower is integrated into the newly restored Williams Building which is the home of the new Museum of the African Diaspora.

Building one of the tallest concrete structures on the West Coast required a blend of engineering innovation and high-rise construction expertise. Webcor provided this by teaming up with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill to create this unique concrete structure. Redundant lateral systems were combined with shear walls, and gravity beams were eliminated with a strengthened slab. These measures not only reduced the overall cost of the project but also allowed the use of flying forms which cut 107 days from the schedule.

Setting the standard for San Francisco’s finest luxury hotels, The St. Regis interiors utilize the best materials available. Webcor’s interior craftsmen worked to exacting tolerances with refined details to create an atmosphere of elegance and distinction.

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