Anderton Court Shops

The ramp. An angular ramp wraps around an open parallelogram at the building's core, climbing past shops staggered a half-floor apart on either side — originally four shops and a penthouse apartment, later subdivided into six.

A secular steeple. The inverted-V front elevation gives the building a steeple-like profile, an echo of Wright's Marin Civic Center and a sharp contrast to the flat-front storefronts around it on Rodeo Drive.

The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places, though later changes — a white-and-black repaint replacing the original light buff and oxidized-copper trim, plus an added canopy and signage — depart from Wright's original design.