LUXURY RESIDENTIAL SKYSCRAPER COMPLETED IN SAN FRANCISCO

The Office of Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) has completed its 56-story glass tower in San Francisco’s Transbay District, the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat reports. The building, called The Avery, includes condominium residences and apartment rentals, as well as a 4,312-ft2 penthouse on the 56th floor. At 576 ft tall, it is OMA’s first high-rise building in San Francisco and sits on top of two podium buildings designed by Fougeron Architecture. In addition to the residences, The Avery also features 30,000 ft2 of amenities that include an Equinox-curated fitness center, a 60-ft indoor lap pool, a demonstration kitchen, a formal dining room, a media lounge, a game room, a business center, an outdoor terrace, a pet spa and 24-h valet parking.