As San Francisco makes its long awaited return to normal springtime/summertime weather, the city has been blessed with a chill in the air and a thick layer of fog. But the Salesforce Tower, reaching 61 stories tall making it the second tallest building in California, isn’t having it.
This week, the incomplete high-rise’s crown—just the tip—was photographed peeking above fog. And what a sight it was. Several folks posted shots of the tower including Salesforce founder and CEO Marc Benioff, awed by the sight of the city’s new structure busting through the soupy sky.
Even darling structures like the Transamerica Pyramid, 555 California, and 181 Fremont couldn’t reach above the pea soup. Not that it’s a contest. But if it were, the Salesforce Tower would be winning.
Behold:
The only building in San Francisco above the clouds this morning!
— Daniel Peter (@danieljpeter) May 22, 2017
Stunning photo of the @SalesforceTower by @KTVU. pic.twitter.com/71Mf8itIyo
Not even the fog can stop the view from the top of @SalesforceTower. pic.twitter.com/iXuxcn9xVn
— Marc Benioff (@Benioff) May 24, 2017
Oh hai @Salesforce through the @KarlTheFog. pic.twitter.com/K8ymwwzYTB
— Courtney Rogin (@courtneyrogin) May 23, 2017
@danieljpeter @SalesforceTower @KTVU @ilovejazz @pink94109 @Kristina_talks @anjanawijesunda @DZieg11 @SFDCAlex @gl1d3r @karenmangia Looks like @SalesforceTower is the only one to survive @KarlTheFog in the evening as well! pic.twitter.com/wwm1axgIqo
— Adam Olshansky (@adam17amo) May 23, 2017
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