The Millennium Tower (301 Mission Street) and the Mission Street canyon by Hydrogen Iodide at en.wikipedia from Wikimedia Commons ( https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:San_Francisco_Millennium_Tower_May_2008.JPG) in the public domain.
"It isn't obvious to the naked eye, of course, but the 58-story Millennium Tower is leaning six inches to the Northwest and it's been sinking, so far by 16 inches. It' just one of the new skyscrapers that have risen above San Francisco in the past decade, and it's raising questions about the others." - John Blackstone
"It isn't obvious to the naked eye, of course, but the 58-story Millennium Tower is leaning six inches to the Northwest and it's been sinking, so far by 16 inches. It' just one of the new skyscrapers that have risen above San Francisco in the past decade, and it's raising questions about the others." - John Blackstone
"It isn't obvious to the naked eye, of course, but the 58-story Millennium Tower is leaning six inches to the Northwest and it's been sinking, so far by 16 inches. It' just one of the new skyscrapers that have risen above San Francisco in the past decade, and it's raising questions about the others." - John Blackstone
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