The Alexander Building, built in 1921, was designed by Lewis Parsons Hobart, a San Francisco architect distinctively known for his classical 19th century neo-Gothic architecture. The historic 15-story building is located at the corner of Montgomery and Bush Streets in the North Financial District of San Francisco. The ground level of the building is characterized by a continuous arcade with arched openings, signature quatrefoil medallions, and gothic-style ornaments at the cornice and parapet sections. The top most part of the building repeats the arch openings with the addition of column-like mullions and lacework balconies. Today, the Alexander Building is a timeless, beautiful brick office tower among modern day high-rises.