Landmark Square, Skyscraper in downtown Stamford, United States.

Landmark Square is a 24-story office building in Long Beach, California, rising 312 feet (95 meters). Landau Partnership designed it and Englekirk Partners, Inc. served as structural engineer. Completed in 1991, the high-rise carries a helipad on its roof and holds a LEED silver rating.

Landmark Square was completed in 1991 as a 24-story office tower in Long Beach, California. Landau Partnership designed it and Englekirk Partners, Inc. served as structural engineer. At 312 feet (95 meters), it ranked as the city's fourth tallest building, behind One World Trade Center, West Ocean Condominiums 1 and, from 2021, Shoreline Gateway East Tower.

Landmark Square is an office tower, not a public plaza, so it has no recurring festival. Its roof helipad is the feature most often noticed from the street, and the building earned a LEED silver rating for its environmental performance. The tower was completed in 1991 and ranks fourth in height in Long Beach.

Landmark Square stands in downtown Long Beach, California, at 312 feet with 24 floors. The building is an office tower, so visitors see it from the street rather than touring inside; its roof helipad is visible from a distance. Its LEED silver rating reflects the building's energy and sustainability standards.

Landmark Square is one of the few high-rises in Long Beach with a helipad on its roof, a feature visible from street level when looking up at the 24-story tower. The building also earned a LEED silver rating for its environmental performance.