Citigroup Center

Citigroup Center is a 48-story office tower in Los Angeles characterized by its distinctive slanted roof design and glass facade. The building rises prominently above the surrounding area and houses multiple financial offices and commercial spaces within.

The tower was completed in 1981 and ranked among the tallest buildings in Los Angeles at that time. Since its opening, it has remained a significant part of the downtown business landscape.

The building houses one of the largest public art collections in Los Angeles, featuring works by contemporary artists integrated throughout its interior spaces. These installations have become part of how people experience the place during their time inside.

The building is well-served by elevators and easy to navigate as a pedestrian passing through its lobby and public areas. Since it functions as an active office building, visiting during standard business hours offers better access to the public spaces and art installations.

The building operates under two names: originally called Citigroup Center and later renamed FourFortyFour South Flower when the major financial tenant relocated. This name change reflects how office towers adapt when their primary tenants move to other locations.

Location: California

Inception: 1981

Architects: Albert C. Martin, Sr.

Floors above the ground: 48

Elevators: 25

Address: 444 South Flower Street, Los Angeles, CA, United States

GPS coordinates: 34.05160,-118.25500

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:45