400 Montgomery Street
Office building
Samuel Brannan put up one of a pair of Montgomery Street buildings on this site in 1853; the building standing here replaced it.
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1853
Brannan buildings
Samuel Brannan erected buildings at 400 and 420 Montgomery Street out of the profits of real-estate investments; they were then considered ornaments of the city and evidence of confidence in its future.
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1901
The Kohl Building, the first steel-frame building in San Francisco, was completed under the supervision of Henry H. Meyers, who finished Percy & Hamilton's unfinished projects.
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1906
The Alvinza Hayward Building, designed by the firm Percy & Hamilton.
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1906
The Kohl Building was the only high-rise in the Financial District to survive, in part, the earthquake and fire.
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1983
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 161, Kohl Building (Alvinza Hayward Building).
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Jan 1985
Toilet rooms remodelled on the third through eleventh floors.
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Nov 2003
Fire-alarm system upgraded — new control panel, horn/strobes and smoke detectors.
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Jun 2004
Structural work for a window-washing scaffold and its rails.
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Jun 2011
Facade repairs — waterproofing, sandstone restoration and repainting of window trim, all done in kind.
Four of the 157 filings on this address are shown; the rest are office tenant improvements floor by floor and the mechanical, electrical and fire-alarm permits that accompany them. The assessor's roll gives 1901; this address is recorded as built 1906. Business addresses are usually deferred on this site; this page exists because the address was named in the prompting source. The environmental review's inventory files this building under assessor block 241; the address it prints resolves to parcel 0239009, on block 0239.
Nearby
- 315 Montgomery Street Same street
- 405 Montgomery Street Same street
- 420 Montgomery Street Same block
- 456–460 Montgomery Street Same block
- 430–444 California Street Same block
- 400–410 California Street Same block
- 465 California Street Around the corner
- 433–441 California Street Around the corner