333 Market Street facts for kids

Quick facts for kids 333 Market Street
General information
Type	Commercial offices
Location	333 Market Street San Francisco
Coordinates	37°47′31″N 122°23′51″W / 37.79194°N 122.3975°W / 37.79194; -122.3975
Completed	1979
Height
Roof	144 m (472 ft)
Technical details
Floor count	33
Design and construction
Architect	Gin Wong Associates
Developer	Shorenstein Properties

333 Market Street is a tall office building located in San Francisco, California. It stands on Market Street, a busy road, between Fremont and Beale streets. This building is found in the Financial District, a part of the city known for its many businesses.

The building is 144 meters (about 472 feet) tall and has 33 floors. It was designed by a company called Gin Wong Associates. Construction was completed in 1979, making it a well-known part of San Francisco's skyline.

What is 333 Market Street?

333 Market Street is a class-A office skyscraper. This means it's a very high-quality building with modern features and services. Businesses often rent office space here. It's a place where many different companies have their offices.

Building Features

The building reaches 144 meters into the sky. It has 33 stories, which are also called floors. Each floor provides space for offices. The design was created by the famous architect Gin Wong and his team.

Location in San Francisco

The building is in the Financial District of San Francisco. This area is the heart of the city's business world. Many banks, law firms, and other companies have their main offices here. Market Street itself is a major street that runs through the city.

Why are Skyscrapers Important?

Skyscrapers like 333 Market Street are very important for big cities. They allow many businesses to be located close together in a small area. This helps companies work together and makes it easier for people to get to their jobs. They also become famous landmarks that people recognize.

See also

In Spanish: 333 Market Street para niños