584 Washington Street
Office building
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1900
Built.
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1904–1905
Built for the Columbus Savings and Loan Society — the city's first Italian bank, founded by John F. Fugazi out of his travel agency — to designs by Meyer & O'Brien, on the site of two old buildings at the northeast corner of Washington and Montgomery. The bank moved here in anger: A. P. Giannini, who had quit its board to found the Bank of Italy next door, had taken the lease on the whole Drexler Building where the Columbus rented, making himself its landlord. It is the oldest of the city's Italian bank buildings and one of the few buildings by Meyer & O'Brien older than the 1906 fire.
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1906
The bank survived the fire because the Montgomery Block across Washington Street was saved, and soldiers dynamited the buildings on the south side of Washington as a firebreak; everything on the west side of Montgomery burned, but the east side — now Jackson Square — was spared.
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1923–1929
The Columbus Savings and Loan stayed here until it merged with the Italian-American Bank, which merged in turn with the Bank of Italy in 1927; the building was then for two years the Bank of Italy's Columbus Branch.
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1939–1953
The Pisani Printing and Publishing Company had the ground floor.
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1948–1956
The upper floor held attorneys, importers and, in turn, the Italian and the Indonesian consulates.
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August 28, 1958
The Office of the Assessor-Recorder photographed the property for tax assessment.
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August 16, 1964
Photographed.
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2000
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 212, Columbus Savings Bank.
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Jul 2008
New fire suppression system in restaurant.
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Nov 2013
Replace existing bar counter with accessible counter; reroute existing accessible ramp; provide new light fixture and new sinks & floor sinks. ** maher: compliance with ordinance no# 155-13 not required **.
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Nov 2013
Demolition only: non-structural interior preperation. remove existing bar counter. built in tables., portion of non-structural interior walls. demolition work only. t.i. under seperate permit #201311041034 not approved yet. demolition per ab-017.
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Dec 2013
Storefront remodel.
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Mar 2014
Revision 201312063585: clarification by architect: 1. soffit framing plan; 2. locations of ada automatic door open switch. compliance with ordinance #155-13 not required.
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Apr 2014
Replace existing commercial kitchen exhaust fan on roof. connect to existing grease duct. n/a for the maher ordinance #155-13.
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Apr 2014
Add 3 sprinkler heads, relocate 2 existing due to drop ceiling. n/a maher ord. 155-13. ref bpa#201404102901.
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May 2014
Ul300 fire system coverage for new kitchen equipment ref app#201311041034.
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Oct 2021
Remove of unpermitted awning. patch & repair ancho points. planning code enforment 2016-013676enf.
4 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 4 expired or cancelled permits are not shown.
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- 535 Washington Street Same street
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- 708–710 Montgomery Street Same block
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- 30 Hotaling Place Same block
- 600 Montgomery Street Around the corner
- 4–36 Columbus Avenue Around the corner