Pacific Design Center West Hollywood, CA 90069

Red is a striking and unparalleled office building design by world class architect, Cesar Pelli. Red consists of two towers (east and west) totaling approximately 400,000 RSF. The west tower offers six office floors above seven above grade parking levels; the east tower will offer eight office floors above seven above grade parking levels. The towers are connected by a sky lobby atrium which spans the full height of the building. Fabulous views from all floors. Tremendous amenities including on-site theatres and conference facilities. New on-site high end restaurant forthcoming. Pacific Design Center is the west coast's largest resource for fine traditional and contemporary contract and residential furniture, fabrics, architectural products, floor coverings, wall coverings, lighting, kitchen and bath products, and accessories. Consisting of 1.2 million square feet, 200 showrooms displaying and selling 2,100 interior product lines to professional interior designers, architects, facility managers, specifiers, decorators and dealers. The Gallery at Pacific Design Center is a free-standing 3,000-square-foot exhibition facility. The Theatre, Conference Center, Plaza and other public exhibition areas are used on a regular basis for corporate and charity events such as screenings, lectures, trade shows, parties and festivals. The Pacific Design Center opened in September, 1975, with the 750,000 square feet. Center B Green opened in March 1988 adding 450,000 square feet to the project. The site plan calls for a third phase, Center Red, consisting of 400,000 square feet. The two centers are connected on floors 1, 3 and 6. A pedestrian bridge, designed by Gruen Associates, opened in March 1991 to connect the 6th floors of each center. The MOCA Gallery is a 3,000 square foot gallery established for international architecture, design and art exhibitions and features rotating exhibitions. It opened in January 2001, as a branch of the Museum of Contemporary Art. Facilities and services are as follows: a 200-seat conference center, a 294-seat theater, meeting rooms, three food services and a 3-story atrium spanning the middle of the 7th, 8th, and 9th floors in Center Green, a 3,600 car parking lot structure and surface lot, dock facilities, a 2-acre outdoor plaza and garden with 150-seat amphitheater, central mail station, public exhibition space, office space for design organizations, and high-speed internet provided by Everest Broadband.