Northern California's coastal landscape and foggy weather influenced the design of the latest office by Canopy, a co-working company founded by designer Yves Behar, developer Amir Mortazavi and entrepreneur Steve Mohebi.

Located in the San Francisco's Financial District, the new Canopy office occupies a five-storey building dating back to 1890. The ground floor contains commercial space, while the upper levels offer a total of 32 private offices of varying sizes. Tenants have access to communal amenities such as conference rooms, lounges and kitchens.
This is the third location for Canopy, described as a "forward-thinking, elevated workspace for accomplished professionals and entrepreneurs". The company's first location opened in 2016 in Pacific Heights, and the second debuted last year in Jackson Square.
All of the projects have been created as a collaboration between Canopy's three founders ? Yves Behar, head of design studio Fuseproject; Amir Mortazavi, who leads the development company M-Projects; and entrepreneur Steve Mohebi.
In Canopy Financial District, each floor has a different layout to accommodate a range of member needs. Floors three and five are full-floor offices, which have already been rented by Intertrust and Bond Capital.

The interior design is meant to respect the original architecture and offer a "serene, distraction-free environment for members to concentrate, connect, and do their best work". The team intentionally avoided tren...