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One thing I have wondered is - when the building sank 18 inches, did they have to add a step down at the entrance?

• changoplatanero 5y ago
  Yes this would be interesting to know. Maybe when the building sinks the sidewalk sinks as well?
  • raldi 5y ago
    Exactly.
• sumukh1 5y ago
  I lived in the building for a while and there is a bit of subtle ramp into the building but it's not quite a 1.5 foot drop because the direction (Try looking at Google Street View from before 2020 at 350 Mission St and 399 Mission St)
  • rendall 5y ago
    How was it? Did you like it there? It strikes me as soulless.
• redis_mlc 5y ago
  In various places in SF, the sidewalks "float" without a foundation, like the adjacent buildings, and are redone every so many years as gaps appear in the heights between sidewalks and buildings. That's considered normal. Don't know if that's a normal thing near the MT.