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View Down On Top From Hyatt Regency (45 views)
4 Embarcadero Center external link Top Floor
Between Drumm Street and Justin Herman Plaza internal link
And between Sacramento and Clay Streets
San Francisco, California
(Photo posted Friday 22 February 2013)
(Photo taken 15:12:30 Thursday 1 January 2010)
© 2013 Bryan Costales
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The view looking down on top of the top level, as seen from the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Maintenance workers could be seen tidying up the general seating area.

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Stairs To Upper Level
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(2 of 9) A pair of curved stairs led up to the top level of 4 Embarcadero Center. This shot was taken from the pedestrian bridge connecting 4 Embarcadero Center to 3 Embarcadero Center.
Don't Slip Cones Warned Walkers
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(3 of 9) Warning cones (actually four sided pyramids) were set on the top level to caution walkers the area might be slippery.
Path Into Office Building
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(4 of 9) The path that led from the upper level and into the 4 Embarcadero Center Office Building.
View Down From Upper Level
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(5 of 9) The view down inside the office building, from the top level looking down at the middle and ground levels.
Ferry Building Beyond The End
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(6 of 9) The upper floor ended at a balcony that overlooked Justin Herman Plaza and the Ferry Building.
Escalator Terminated At Upper
Escalator Terminated At Upper (52 views)
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(7 of 9) A pair of escalators with stairs between terminated at the upper level. Notice that once off the escalator, the rider would be again exposed to the elements.
"The Tulip" Sculpture Visible From (40 views)
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(8 of 9) "The Tulip" sculpture was visible from the pedestrian bridge that connected 4 Embarcadero Center to the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
Entry To Hyatt Regency Hotel
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(9 of 9) Entrance to the Hyatt Regency Hotel as seen from the pedestrian bridge connecting 4 Embarcadero Center to the Hyatt Regency Hotel.