One Port Center, Postmodern office building in Camden, United States

One Port Center is an 11-story postmodern office building on Camden's waterfront with pronounced geometric patterns and colored accents that characterize its exterior design. The structure provides office spaces with views of the Delaware River and Philadelphia's skyline.

One Port Center opened in 1996; it was designed by architect Michael Graves as headquarters for the Delaware River Port Authority. The eleven-story building rose on an L-shaped site beside an existing parking garage, with a companion building planned for the other side. In 2021 the authority added a 1 MW solar canopy over its parking lot.

One Port Center's blue and white glazed brick at its base refers to the Delaware River waterfront, while three-story yellow aluminum composite columns frame the executive offices and boardroom on the top floor. Architect Michael Graves used these colored elements in a 1996 building for the Delaware River Port Authority, whose offices fill six of the eleven floors.

The building sits near public transportation routes and major highways, making it relatively easy to reach. Keep in mind this is an active office building, so interior access may be restricted to employees and authorized visitors.

Michael Graves used the project to showcase his personal shift from classical modernism toward postmodern interpretation, evident particularly in the colored geometric facade elements. These details make the building a visible statement about architectural debates happening during the 1990s.