777 Tower

César Pelli · Los Angeles · 1991

777 Tower
Iconic

A crystalline hub of global information, centered around the iconic curves of Beacon Court.

Skyscraper in Los Angeles, California.

Visitor Guide

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Visitor Tip

Walk through the elliptical courtyard of One Beacon Court to experience the transition from the busy street to the quiet Bloomberg newsroom.

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Best Photo Spot

The center of the One Beacon Court courtyard at night, looking up through the glass walls toward the Midtown skyline.

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Access & Hours

Public retail and courtyard access; Bloomberg headquarters and residential floors (One Beacon Court) require authorization.

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Insider Note

The newsroom, designed by STUDIOS Architecture, features a central atrium called 'The Link' to foster transparency and rapid information exchange.

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Time Needed

1 hour

Design & Structure

Parametric SurfaceDouble-Curved
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Computational Process

César Pelli & Associates focused on creating an 'urban ecosystem' with an integrated newsroom and residential tower separated by a seven-story atrium.

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Materiality

A glass-clad facade that maximizes natural light for workspaces, with a stainless steel and stone lobby reflecting corporate permanence.

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Structural Innovation

The complex features a unique steel office base that supports two towers, utilizing the central courtyard as a structural void.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed 777 Tower?+

777 Tower was designed by César Pelli and completed in 1991. It is located in Los Angeles, United States.

Where is 777 Tower located?+

777 Tower is located in Los Angeles, United States. Its coordinates are 34.0485°, -118.2614°.

When was 777 Tower built?+

777 Tower was completed in 1991. It was designed by César Pelli.

Can I visit 777 Tower?+

777 Tower is a real building in Los Angeles that can be viewed from the outside. Check local information for interior access and visiting hours. Use the Parametric Atlas walking tour feature to plan a route that includes this building.