275 Ellis Street
Store building
37.7849, −122.4106
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1963
Built.
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1963
Designed in 1963 by Wurster, Bernardi & Emmons as the first Modern Bank of America design in San Francisco — a small reinforced-concrete pavilion in the New Formalist manner, a deliberate break from the classical banking temple. It stands, altered.
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1963
The first Modern Bank of America design in San Francisco: a small-scale reinforced concrete branch of 1963 by Wurster, Bernardi & Emmons, linked stylistically to the New Formalist pavilions of Philip Johnson and Minoru Yamasaki. Extant but altered.
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May 1982
Additions alterations or repairs.
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May 1996
Add roll-up door at front, curb cut for driveway.
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Oct 2014
Tenant improvement of e commercial space.
2 expired or cancelled permits are omitted.
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