The San Francisco Ballet Building was designed to meet the standard needs of a dancer.  The building consists of eight studio rooms with 15 feet high ceilings in order for the dancers to perform lifts and jumps without injuring themselves. On top of the studios, there were also conference rooms, film rooms, libraries, physical therapy rooms, workout rooms, locker rooms, and even a computer room. It is interesting that this building accommodates all of a dancer’s needs in one entire setting. Willis took time to construct the building and conducted many interviews with different dancers to see their input on the building design and what would work out best for them.