Symphony Towers

Symphony Towers is a mixed-use high-rise in downtown San Diego featuring two connected towers rising 152 meters (498 feet) above the Financial District. The complex contains office space, a hotel with 264 rooms, parking levels, and an indoor performance venue.

Construction began in 1986 but encountered financial difficulties until London & Edinburgh Investment took over the project in 1988. This acquisition allowed the project to be completed and established the towers as a prominent landmark in San Diego.

The Jacobs Music Center occupies a dedicated space within the towers, serving as a venue where people gather for concerts and performances. This facility has become a social hub for music lovers in downtown San Diego.

The complex features multiple levels of parking and is easily located in the Financial District downtown. Visitors can explore different floors, with music performances taking place inside the dedicated performance space.

A private club occupies the top floor while a helipad sits atop the building, making it one of the few structures downtown with such amenities. These exclusive features reflect the towers' upscale positioning in San Diego.

Location: California

Inception: 1989

Architects: Skidmore Owings Merrill

Floors above the ground: 34

Address: 750 B Street, San Diego, CA, United States

GPS coordinates: 32.71830,-117.15800

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:48