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Bank of America Center

building, San Francisco, California, United States
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  • San Francisco: Golden Gate Bridge
    San Francisco
    / City layout

    
Street (formerly known as the Bank of America building), the Transamerica Pyramid (which rises to an elongated point), and the Le MĂ©ridien San Francisco hotel (formerly the Park Hyatt). The Hyatt Regency is part of the massive Embarcadero Center complex—designed by John Portman in the 1970s—which encompasses six city blocks


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Street (formerly known as the Bank of America building), the Transamerica Pyramid (which rises to an elongated point), and the Le MĂ©ridien San Francisco hotel (formerly the Park Hyatt). The Hyatt Regency is part of the massive Embarcadero Center complex—designed by John Portman in the 1970s—which encompasses six city blocks


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