One City Centre is located in Houston’s Central Business District at 1021 Main Street. Completed in 1961 and designed by Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill, this thirty-two story tower was the first modern office building to be built downtown.
The lobby is covered with a mixture of green and black marble that occupies the wall with white and black marble on the floor.
The exterior of One City Centre is faced with a grid design in combination with glass panels in between. This building occupies an entire city block and provides tenants with easy access to Houston’s finest venues.
This property’s superior location allows tenants to utilize the Metro Light Rail in addition to the bus system. One City Centre has two parking garages that combine for an impressive 1,369 spaces.

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Building has an on-site banking facility with ATM and is connected to the downtown tunnel. The rents are subject to change at any time. The 1998 Legacy Award Winner, 1021 Main Street, formerly known as First City Main, has new lobbies and common areas, new state-of-the-art systems, 7 watts for tenant power, fiber-optic connectivity, and redundant power source and communication systems. Other amenities include being fully sprinklered, new street/tunnel retail, three Trane chillers (centrifugal) with 1,200 ton capacity each; 14 vertical zones, 192 KVA per floor capacity, monitored automatic fire alarm system on all floors, tenant speaker system, and electric exit locks de-magnetize upon fire alarm. Parking rates are as follows: Unreserved: $115-$135, Reserved: $175-$225. The freight elevator at the east end of building is 5'w x 7'l x 10'h with 3,500 lb capacity and is an Otis hydraulic dock elevator. Two Westinghouse (traction) elevators with 3,000 lb capacity are located in the in garage. Load factors are as follows: 50 lbs - office, 100 lbs - public/common, 20 lbs - roof, 50 lbs - garage. The building also has two tunnel-connected parking garages, 24-hour access, 24-hour security personnel, a deli, overnight mail service, and an art exhibit on the premises. This building was awarded an Energy Star label in 2007 for its operating efficiency.  This building was awarded an Energy Star label in 2009 for its operating efficiency. This building was awarded an Energy Star label in 2010 for its operating efficiency. In 2010, this building was awarded LEED certification at the Gold level by the U.S. Green Building Council. This building was awarded an Energy Star label in 2011 for its operating efficiency. This building was awarded an Energy Star label in 2012 for its operating efficiency. This building was awarded an Energy Star label in 2013 for its operating efficiency.