The Philippine Center in San Francisco is composed of two adjoining buildings located on Sutter Street, a block away from prestigious Union Square and within a mile of San Francisco’s financial district.

The six-story 445 Sutter building was built in 1911 by Architect Fred Meyer and encompasses a total floor area of 34, 161 square feet. The building on 447 Sutter was built by the same architect in 1916. It boasts eight stories and a penthouse, with a total floor area of 44,129 square feet. Because of their extensive history, the City of San Francisco has defined the Philippine Center Buildings as historical landmarks in San Francisco. The buildings were purchased by the Philippine government in 1974 and are managed by the Philippine Center Management Board.

The Philippine Center offers a range of services, including:

	Business Center
	Office space/ Leasing
	Cultural Center
	Restaurant
	Coffee shop
	Trade Exhibits