Oxford Centre, Office building in Downtown Pittsburgh, United States
The Oxford Centre is a tall office building in downtown Pittsburgh that rises 46 floors above the street. It includes multiple retail areas and a multi-level public plaza designed for pedestrians and visitors.
The building opened in 1983 as part of a major urban renewal effort in Pittsburgh. It marked a turning point in the city's economic development during the 1980s.
The building houses major financial institutions and corporate offices that make it a hub of business activity in the city. The plaza and public spaces create a gathering point where people move through the downtown core.
The building is easy to access and offers convenient parking for visitors. Multiple entrances and elevators inside make it simple to navigate to different floors and areas.
At night the building is lit by powerful spotlights that make it stand out against the dark sky. This lighting design is visible from many parts of downtown and creates a striking presence in the city landscape.
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