One and Two California Plaza - Los Angeles (lowpoly)

One and Two California Plaza are twin commercial skyscrapers in downtown Los Angeles.

Known for their angular postmodern design, they form a central part of the city’s Bunker Hill skyline and house offices, public spaces, and cultural venues.

Designed in the postmodern style, One and Two California Plaza feature sharp angular forms, reflective glass façades, and sleek granite cladding.

Rising from a shared plaza that integrates fountains, terraces, and the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), these towers exemplify a harmonious blend of commercial utility and cultural identity within the LA urban core.

Created and adapted from real building for city simulation games.

Low-poly model, containing only the external structure.