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The Infinity

301 Main St, 94105 San Francisco

The Infinity, San Francisco (Historic sites)
Fig. 01The Infinity© Dead.rabbit · CC BY-SA 4.0
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About The Infinity

The Infinity, also known as 300 Spear Street, is a mixed-use residential complex in San Francisco's Rincon Hill neighborhood. The development consists of two high-rise towers and two lower buildings, which together house 650 residential units. The two distinctive towers, Infinity I and Infinity II, rise 37 and 42 stories respectively above the surrounding buildings and clearly shape the city skyline. Architecturally, the complex features a simplified concrete structure with curved glass facades and metal elements in a blue-green tone. The original plan called for a different design with rooftop gardens, but it was later revised to visually separate the buildings from one another. Construction began in 2005, and during excavation work, a historic whaling ship wreck from 1818 was discovered. Today, The Infinity, together with neighboring high-rises, forms a new urban focal point in the South of Market district, just one block from the bay.

Based on the article “The Infinity” from the English Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0
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At a glance

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Address
301 Main St
94105 San Francisco, USA
Phone
+14153699888
Website
infinitysf.org
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Coordinates
37.78945° N · -122.39103° E
Data quality
confidence 0.94
Identifier
ID be9d2803-618…
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