Four Gateway Center

Four Gateway Center is a 22-story commercial office tower in downtown Pittsburgh standing 305 feet tall. Its walls feature Italian Carrera marble and granite floors, with steel and glass elements creating light-filled interior spaces throughout the structure.

Designed by renowned architects Harrison & Abramovitz, the tower was completed in 1960 as Pittsburgh began its economic shift. Its opening marked a significant moment in the city's modern development and growth beyond traditional manufacturing.

This tower represents a turning point when Pittsburgh began shifting its focus from heavy industry to corporate business. You can feel this transformation reflected in the building's sleek design and its position at the heart of the downtown business district.

The tower sits at 444 Liberty Avenue with straightforward access to Point State Park and the downtown business district. Its central location makes it easily accessible by foot from other downtown attractions and transit hubs.

All materials used in construction came from Pennsylvania factories and mills in the surrounding region. This local sourcing demonstrated the industrial strength of regional manufacturers during that era.

Location: Pittsburgh

Inception: June 24, 1960

Architects: Harrison & Abramovitz

Floors above the ground: 22

GPS coordinates: 40.44049,-80.00409

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:24