1 Market Street
South Beach · San Francisco, CA 94105
Public art
- Float — Mark Lere
Metal, bronze; landmark office building interior open space; artwork is available from 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
The sculpture Float by Mark Lere is sited in the interior open space of the Southern Pacific Building at 1 Market Street.
Permit history
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Nov 1981
Additions alterations or repairs.
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Jun 1993
Public areas renovation & lattice pavillion installation.
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May 1996
Tenant improvement 18th, 19th and 20th floors.
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Dec 1998
One stop-rehab exiting building.enlarge tenant impr with prop line.
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Mar 2008
2nd floor-interior office construction & gallery space. new finishes, electrical, fire sprinkler, hvac & plumbing to be under seperate permit submission, project is seeking leed platinum certification.
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Apr 2009
Remodel of 2 office tower lobbies, existing atrium & concourse, demolition exterior decorative metal grilles, new exterior doors to match e storefront, remodel of existing and addition of new retail spaces, new mechanical system for retail tenant improvement. all work at ground floor.
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Dec 2012
Steuart tower - 3rd floor. t.i. non load bearing partitions, ceilings, furnishing, modify existing mechanical, electrical, plumbing systems. fire alarm & fire sprinkler under separate permit.
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Jan 2014
Steuart tower 6/f- t.i. to include selective demolition of non-structural walls, ceiling, lighting, finishes, mechanical, electrical. & plumbing as indicated, new construction to include addition of conference rooms, huddle rooms, phone rooms & training room, new fixtures in toilets, ls & sprinkler seperate permit.
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Feb 2014
6th floor spear tower: t.i. to include non-structural partitions and construction of conference rooms, private offices and phone rooms. all existing fixtures in toilets to be replaced with new fixtures. l/s, sprinkler, mechanical, and electrical to be deffered submittals.n/a for the maher ordinance #155-13.
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May 2014
Work @ 2nd floor spear tower & steuart tower. t.i. - non load bearing partitions, ceilings, furnishings. new interior finishes. removal of existing int. construction. m.e.p., fire sprinkler, life safety under separate permit. n/a maher ordinance #155-13.
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Dec 2017
12th fl amep ti full floor. no structural, soft demolition under separate permit application 201712085901, new office, meeting rooms, new restrooms. no changes to building core. 2-hr horizontal exit. n/a maher ordinance.
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Sep 2018
Tenant improvement to the 5th fl - all office no touching existing core - visa's innovation center. mep included. a-3 assembly added- sffd assembly permit required - sprinklers and fire alarm separate permit- new fire smoke dampers, new air handlers.
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Jun 2019
Level 10: ref ti demolition permit application 201904248769: limited to build out of new cafe space(a2 occupancy)on 10/fl of approximately 12, 300 sq ft.space includes misc food stations with seating arrangements and supporting back of house kitchen space.(horizontial exit& mechanical shaft under separate permit).maher n/a.
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Jul 2019
Level 3: build out of new office space b occupancy approx. 41, 000 sq ft, including approx 8000 sq ft in "annex". scope includes open offices space, small team office, small meeting rooms and micro kitchen. no exterior work. permit does not include shafts. demolition permit ref app#201905090196. n/a for maher.
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Jul 2019
Level 6: build out of new office space b occupancy approx. 33, 000 sq ft. scope includes open offices space, small team office, small meeting rooms and micro kitchen. no exterior work. permit does not include shafts. n/a for maher.
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Aug 2019
Office ti, aprox 18, 000 sq ft, scope includes architecture mep & lighting in suport of ti n/a maher.
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Sep 2019
8th fl - small conference rooms & open workstations and associated amenities plus supporting mep work. total 33000 sq ft.
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Sep 2019
9th floor - ti small mtg rooms, open workstations & associated amenities. plus supporting mechanical, plum, ele work 33000 sq ft.
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Sep 2019
7th fl - partial ti (approx 26000 sq ft). scope to include small meeting rooms & open work stations & associated amenitites. includes mep. minor structural work for ada lift.
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Jul 2022
Corporate office build out level 23. installation of new 1 hour corridor between exist stair entrances. demolition and remodel existing core restrooms to comly with da checklist requirements. no change in use or exterior scope, area remains business.
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Jul 2022
Corporate office build-out on level 24: installation of a new 1 hour corridor between exit stair esntrances. demolition and remodel of existing core restrooms to comply with da checklist requirements.
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May 2023
16/f: commercial ti to include selective demolition and construction of non structural partitions, ceilings, finishes, equipment. mep and fire sep permit.
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Oct 2024
35th fl: interior ti construction of non load bearing partitions, new doors, frames & glazing, new ceilings, lights, new millwork & finishes. modifications to mechanical & plumbing systems shall allow base building infrastructure to remain intact & operational.
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Jan 2025
Level 7-terrace: renovation of the level 7 existing northeast & southwest terrace connected to an existing building. the work will include nw constructions of pavilions, planters, and seating. the existing steuart street tower lobby finishes will also be renovated. mep & life safty under seperate.
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May 2026
6/f: interior t.i area of work is 3068 sq ft partial floor remodel. existing assembly space to be reconfigured. non-structural partition demolition. construction of new partitions, doors, and ceiling. mep upgrades and structural.
DBI holds 3,102 permits for this parcel, most of them tenant improvements on individual floors. The timeline shows the 24 largest by stated cost, plus the earliest on file; the DBI query in the sources below returns all 3,102. 23 of them are nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits.
Southern Pacific
The railroad moved its headquarters here from the Flood Building. The building was folded into the One Market Plaza development in 1976 and given a $50 million seismic retrofit in 1998–99.
Not yet documented: the developer, the early tenants, when each artwork was installed and who designed the open space. Submit an update