Photos by DC Anstett

To see an interesting interactive map of San Francisco's "POPOS": http://www.rebargroup.org/projects/commonspace/index2.html
or here: http://www.sfgate.com/maps/cityspaces/
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I took a few photos in the beautiful atrium, and was planning to take more in the area that clearly appeared to be the public open space.
However, a very nice female security guard came up to me and said I couldn't take photos in the building. So I didn't get shots of the escalator or the public seating and landscaping that the sign says will be along the corridor.
The female guard told me that the elevator would take me to the 7th floor where there is a terrace that is open to the public. The terrace was beautiful! With views and landscaping, and nearly wraps around the building.
I was then met by a male security guard, who had been alerted by the first security guard. He said this space is open to the public 7 am to 7 pm. But he said I couldn't take photos there either.
However, a very nice female security guard came up to me and said I couldn't take photos in the building. So I didn't get shots of the escalator or the public seating and landscaping that the sign says will be along the corridor.
However, a very nice female security guard came up to me and said I couldn't take photos in the building. So I didn't get shots of the escalator or the public seating and landscaping that the sign says will be along the corridor.
However, a very nice female security guard came up to me and said I couldn't take photos in the building. So I didn't get shots of the escalator or the public seating and landscaping that the sign says will be along the corridor.
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