Transamerica Pyramid

The Transamerica Pyramid is a distinctive skyscraper in San Francisco known for its unique, pointed shape. Completed in 1972, it stands about 853 feet tall and features a tapered, pyramid-like design that reduces wind resistance and provides strategic office space. Its innovative architecture makes it a city landmark, symbolizing modernity and financial strength. The building also incorporates advanced engineering to withstand earthquakes, common in California. Inside, it houses various offices, primarily for insurance and financial services, and boasts a rooftop skylight and observation area offering panoramic city views.