Lloyd Center Tower, Office tower in Lloyd District, Portland, US
Lloyd Center Tower is an office building in the Lloyd District of Portland with 20 floors of glass and concrete construction. The structure stands out in the northeastern skyline and houses various corporate workspaces.
The building was designed by John Graham & Company and completed in 1981. It marked a turning point in the neighborhood's shift from residential character to a business and commercial center.
The tower forms part of the business district transformation that changed Portland's northeast area from residential to commercial during the late 20th century.
A covered pedestrian bridge connects the building directly to Lloyd Center mall for easy access. The location benefits from several public transportation options, including the MAX light rail system.
The building received an environmental award in 2001 for its sustainable management practices. This early recognition reflects a commitment to responsible building operations during that period.
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