Phelan Building

The Phelan Building is a Beaux-Arts style building in San Francisco, California. Located in San Francisco's Financial District, the building was constructed in 1906 by James Phelan, who was mayor of San Francisco at the time. The building is constructed of brick and terra cotta, and is seven stories tall. It features a large central courtyard that has been described as “a mini-paradise”. The building is a popular destination for visitors looking for an impressive, historic building to explore. Inside, the building features some of the original features such as marble walls, mirrored doorways and galleries from the 1890s. There is also a stunning central staircase with stunning stained-glass ceiling above. The building also features a bar, lounge, and several meeting rooms, making it one of the city's most popular meeting and event spaces. Visitors can also explore the surrounding area, which includes a host of unique shops, galleries, and cafes.