The refreshingly intimate One Steuart Lane was meticulously designed to strike an effortless balance between a deeply modern sensibility and a timeless San Francisco presence.
One of the largest and most influential architecture firms in the world, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill—known as SOM—created a building that celebrates a series of inspired connections: to history, to the city of San Francisco, to the incredible waterfront, and to design that transcends the sense of time.
Unique to any residential building in the last century in San Francisco, the exterior of One Steuart Lane is luminous in solid Roman travertine, sourced from quarries in Northern and Central Italy that have been used for millennia. Beautiful and enduring, it is the same stone used to build the great works of early Rome.
Soaring ceiling heights
Cristallo marble floors
Travertine reception desk
Bay Bridge views from the front door
Liaigre furnishings
Inviting fireplace
Double mahogany wood entry doors with glass inlets embedded in crystal clear glass
Galet Library
Custom glass clerestory art installation
24-hour attended lobby
24-hour valet parking
Private enclosed valet area for maximum privacy
Electric vehicle charging stations
Controlled access elevators for privacy and security
Large package room with storage
Bicycle storage room
Cold storage
Porter service
Bringing a global expertise to SOM’s San Francisco office, Craig Hartman has been recognized with over 200 awards for design including 10 National Honor Awards, the highest honor for individual project design bestowed by the American Institute of Architects (AIA). Notable projects include SFO’s International Terminal, the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, Harvard University’s Northwest Science Building, Oakland’s Cathedral of Christ the Light, the new Los Angeles Federal Courthouse, the 2019 expansion of San Francisco’s Moscone Center, multiple international urban towers and entire urban districts such as the Beijing Finance Street—China’s “Wall Street”—the expansion of the city of Guangzhou, and the masterplan to transform San Francisco’s Treasure Island.
With over 40 million square feet of experience, Lauren Rottet has created beautifully engaging interiors for several elite residential projects, such as New York’s Central Park Tower, as well as many of the Fortune 100 Companies, including Goldman Sachs, Disney, and GE, elevating herself to one of the most celebrated interior architects in the world today. She is the only woman in history to be elevated to Fellow status by both the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the International Interior Design Association.