Located in the prestigious Bunker Hill District, The Gas Company Tower is an award-winning, Class A architectural landmark in the iconic Los Angeles skyline.  With its glass fins at street level and “boat” shape in the upper bank, the 52-story glass line stands out as a beacon of modernism among the neighboring historic buildings.

Designed by Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill and completed in 1991, the building features 1.4 million square feet of office space, the highest quality institutional finishes, and the most efficient floor plan in the market.  The Gas Company Tower’s stepped and tapered silhouette emphasizes its towering height, culminating in an elliptical crown on the top.  A dramatic entry porch provides access to a retail corridor and escalators leading directly to the main lobby.

Painted on the adjacent AT&T building and spanning 300 feet, Frank Stella’s mural, Dusk, is one of the world's largest abstract murals.  The mural was commissioned for The Gas Company Tower and can be seen from Pershing Square, downtown streets and through the lobby and office windows of The Gas Company Tower.