Millennium Tower in San Francisco was designed by Handel Architects for Mission Street Development, an affiliate of Millennium Partners. Construction started in 2005 and it opened to residents on April 23, 2009. The text calls the blue-gray glass towers late-modernist, and the article gives no formal style.
The reinforced concrete main tower has 58 floors and reaches 645 feet (197 m) to the spire, and the text calls it the tallest concrete structure in San Francisco. A smaller tower and a two-story glass atrium sit beside it. There are 419 residences. The cost is 350 million dollars in the infobox and text, but a later passage says 600 million.
The tower later sank and tilted. A pile upgrade ran from 2020 to 2023, and the text puts the lean at about 28 inches. The article gives no public hours.
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