Per the Chronicle, this is nearly half of the 100,000 square feet of space in the tower that new owner Michael Shvo has recently leased - and Shvo says he also has plans for three new restaurants open to the public in the Pyramid.
The club will also have a few private guest suites, meeting rooms, a fitness club, theater, three bars, and three restaurants. Rendering of one of the restaurant space via Core. And one of three planned restaurants in the space looks to be on the second floor overlooking the Transamerica Redwood Park. The 45,000-square foot San Francisco location takes up three floors at the Transamerica building - renderings of future rooms at the club indicate spaces in the lower levels where those criss-cross beams are outside the windows. It's invite-only after a location establishes its "founding members" - there are only 20 slots available for those in SF, with initiation fees of $15,000 to $100,000, and regular annual dues of $15,000 to $18,000 as well. Now, as the Chronicle reports, this rarefied, members-only club has deigned to open an outpost in San Francisco - and I guess we should be flattered? This is only the brand's third location, after Milan, and even in 17 years the club reportedly only has a membership of 1,500. And for those New Yorkers and their kind, those used to breathing the rarefied air of great wealth, there is a particular gathering place in Manhattan, a quiet six-story annex of a Midtown office building, unmarked and inconspicuous, where they can be among their kind. well, what does it matter what she ordered? As Marlene Dietrich once observed, New Yorkers (and particularly those of a certain social stratum) are hungry for everything except food. Her shoes were Manolo Blahniks because not only did she look like money, she was money. Her wrists were manacled with slave bracelets from Cartier. Her suit was Chanel but emphatically not matronly Chanel. Top Cannabis Delivery Companies: Eaze Ranked #1
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