San Francisco Chronicle
Construction didn’t stop during the pandemic: Central San Francisco has added new towers, plazas and head-turning architecture since March 2020. Here are some of the newcomers worth seeing.
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San Francisco Business Times
With a twirling white facade both jagged and undulating, it is difficult to miss the 440-foot Mira SF tower.
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Bisnow
Developer Tishman Speyer has partnered with an arts program known as [working] to add a 527 SF rock garden art installation by New York-based artist Vanha Lam to MIRA’s ground- floor retail area.
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Connect Media
According to Tishman Speyer, it is lifestyle and living that has to be finely tuned to create a home that is connected to its neighborhood in a way high-rises might not be otherwise.
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The Architect's Newspaper
Located just south of San Francisco’s Financial District and blocks away from the bay, MIRA Tower is a housing development that grabs your attention with a highly detailed geometric form.
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CAPTURE Magazine
A conversation with Mexico City-Based Esrawe Studio and their approach to custom interior design for the spiraling tower of MIRA.
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Curbed SF
Not since the de Young Museum’s gently torqued observation tower has the city seen such a feat of twisting architecture.
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Bisnow
Developer Tishman Speyer and general contractor Lendlease have finished work on the distinct twisting exterior of MIRA, a 400-foot tower rising in San Francisco's Transbay neighborhood.
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San Francisco Chronicle
To understand why Jeanne Gang is a deeply important architect, not just a spinner of eyecatching forms, check out her four Bay Area projects.
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SFGate
At the point where the Embarcadero meets SoMa, a newcomer has emerged in San Francisco’s growing skyline. The 400-foot-tall high-rise with fanning windows looks like a Jenga tower that was carefully twisted.
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