1900 Avenue of the Stars, Office building in Century City, Los Angeles, United States.

1900 Avenue of the Stars is a 27-floor office tower at 1900 Avenue of the Stars in Century City, West Los Angeles. Albert C. Martin Jr. designed it; construction ran from 1969 to 1970. The building rises 121.31 metres and is clad in aluminum and tinted glass.

The building was completed in 1970 by architect Albert C. Martin Jr. on the grounds of the former Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film studios in Century City. It marked the beginning of extensive commercial development that transformed the area during that decade.

The tower's address, 1900 Avenue of the Stars, places it on Century City's main boulevard, laid out on the former Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer backlot. Its aluminum and tinted-glass exterior, finished in 1970, is the work of Albert C. Martin Jr., the Los Angeles architect behind many of the district's early office blocks.

The building is centrally located in Century City's commercial district with convenient access to shopping, dining, and other businesses nearby. Most of the interior consists of private office spaces, so public access is limited to common areas and the lobby.

The building's exterior is clad in aluminum and tinted glass, a combination that gives the 1970 tower its flat, reflective facade. Albert C. Martin Jr., who designed it, also worked on other Los Angeles commercial buildings of the period.