777 Tower is a Los Angeles landmark and was previously known as Pelli Tower and Citicorp Center. Designed in 1991 by Cesar Pelli & Associates, the lofty tower is a Los Angeles landmark. Located right across the FIGat7th, a noted shopping destination, it is part of the Citicorp Plaza. Studding the skyline in Los Angeles, this towering building has won many architectural awards, and it's not hard to see why. A 52-storied building housing numerous professional offices, it is one of Downtown LA's striking structures worth visiting. Featuring a dazzling two-story lobby made of marble with massive ceilings and a plaza with manicured gardens, it cuts quite the figure both inside and out.
Helios House in Los Angeles is an eco-friendly gas station, well, as eco-friendly as a gas station can get. A design marvel and a particularly striking structure made of stainless steel and recycled products, it looks like something out of a space adventure movie. Complete with ninety solar panels, the Helios House exemplifies an eco-friendly and sustainable living not only through its design but also it's functioning. Established in 2007, the station will also arm you with neat tricks to save limited energy resources.
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Nestled in Los Angeles State Historic Park is the bronze sculpture Psychic Body Grotto. In 2017, renowned local artist Anna Sew Hoy built this intriguing sculpture. It was made to resemble a sheltered meeting place that is used by individuals who want to connect with one another on a spiritual level.
