Originally designed in 1968 by famed Los Angeles modernist architect Craig Ellwood, 777 Aviation has been transformed into an elegant, amenity-rich, 318,182 square foot multi-tenant workplace. It is the ultimate destination for innovative companies that are ready to take their businesses to new heights.
Pioneering Design
Originally designed by celebrated Los Angeles modernist architect Craig Ellwood, 777 Aviation typifies Ellwood’s iconic design aesthetic which fused the formalism of Mies van der Rohe with the informal style of California modernism.
Named one of the “three best architects of 1957” along with Frank Lloyd Wright and Mies van der Rohe, Ellwood was widely recognized for his elegant steel-and-glass designs. Built in 1968, 777 Aviation served for decades as the regional headquarters for Xerox Corporation.
In 1969, Xerox commissioned famed artist George Sugarman to create four large outdoor sculptures for 777 Aviation. Entitled “Yellow to White to Blue to Black,” the highly-regarded work exemplifies Sugarman’s pioneering use of shaped steel. Sugarman was an innovator in pedestal-free, vividly painted metal sculptures.
Originally designed by celebrated Los Angeles modernist architect Craig Ellwood, 777 Aviation typifies Ellwood’s iconic design aesthetic which fused the formalism of Mies van der Rohe with the informal style of California modernism.
Named one of the “three best architects of 1957” along with Frank Lloyd Wright and Mies van der Rohe, Ellwood was widely recognized for his elegant steel-and-glass designs. Built in 1968, 777 Aviation served for decades as the regional headquarters for Xerox Corporation.
In 1969, Xerox commissioned famed artist George Sugarman to create four large outdoor sculptures for 777 Aviation. Entitled “Yellow to White to Blue to Black,” the highly-regarded work exemplifies Sugarman’s pioneering use of shaped steel. Sugarman was an innovator in pedestal-free, vividly painted metal sculptures.
“The essence of architecture is the interrelation and interaction of mass, space, plane and line. The purpose of architecture is to enrich the joy and drama of living. The spirit of architecture is its truthfulness to itself: its clarity and logic with respect to its materials and structure.”
-Craig Ellwood
“The essence of architecture is the interrelation and interaction of mass, space, plane and line. The purpose of architecture is to enrich the joy and drama of living. The spirit of architecture is its truthfulness to itself: its clarity and logic with respect to its materials and structure.”
-Craig Ellwood
Project Features
- Dramatic, three-story atrium
- 40-foot wide stadium stairs feature
- Award-winning landscape design
- Flexible, open floor plates
- Indoor/outdoor conference rooms on upper levels
- Onsite café
- Fitness facility with locker room and showers
- Wi-Fi-enabled common areas
- Outdoor sculpture park
- Outdoor collaborative areas
- Outdoor firepits and murals
- Food truck stations
- Dog park for Fido
- Bike sharing program
- Strategic location and address
- Generous onsite parking
- EV charging stations
- Proximity to public transportation
- Card key access system and security
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SECOND FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR
Location, Amenities & Access
Local Amenities
In addition to 777 Aviation’s onsite amenities, there are numerous restaurants, shopping, and entertainment options a short walk away on Rosecrans Avenue.
PLAZA EL SEGUNDO
Restaurants
Pinkberry
California Pizza Kitchen
Starbucks
Marmalade Cafe
California Fish Grill
La Sirena Grill & Cantina
Salt Creek Grill
Sammy’s Woodfried Pizza
The Counter
Retail
Best Buy
World Market
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Petsmart
Yogaworks
Anthropologie
J. Crew
Whole Foods Market
The Container Store
MANHATTAN MARKETPLACE
Restaurants
Johnny Rockets
Subway
Pachanga
Houston’s
Peet’s Coffee & Tea
Yogurtland
Cafe Rio Mexican Grill
Il Fornaio
Lido Di Manhatta
Retail
Pier Imports
Barnes & Noble
Trader Joe’s
Old Navy
REI
Bristol Farms
BevMo!
Fresh & Easy Market
CVS Pharmacy
THE POINT
Restaurants
Craft Shack
Hopdoddy Burger Bar
Mendocino Farms
North Italia
Peet’s Coffee & Tea
Shophouse
Smitten Ice Cream
True Food Kitchen
Sugarfina
Superba Food + Bread
Retail
Athleta
Bella Beach Kids
Kit and Ace
Lucky Brand
Lou & Grey
Madewell
Marmi
Six:02
Michael Stars
No Rest For Bridget
Planet Blue
Prana
San Lorenzo Bikinis
MANHATTAN VILLAGE
Restaurants
California Pizza Kitchen
Islands Burgers
Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
Olive Garden
Chili’s
Corner Bakery
Retail
Macy’s
CVS Pharmacy
Ralph’s
Fry’s Electronics
Apple
Sephora
Transportation is a Breeze
777 Aviation is conveniently located a short walk from the Metro Green Line.
Metro Green Line is an East-West route that connects Redondo Beach to Norwalk with connections to the Silver Line and Blue Line.
Douglas Station
700 S. Douglas St.
El Segundo, CA 90245
Getting to and from 777 Aviation is made easy by a wide variety of transportation options.
- Downtown El Segundo: Take a noon-time excursion for lunch and boutique shopping in downtown El Segundo. El Segundo’s Lunchtime Shuttle operates on a continuous loop every 15 minutes from 11:15 AM – 2:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
- LAX: The LAX Green Line Shuttle (G-Bus) provides complementary service between the Metro Rail Green Line Aviation Station and LAX.
- Downtown Los Angeles: Catch one of Metro’s Silver Line buses to Downtown Los Angeles from the Harbor Gateway Transit Center. It’s convenient and affordable.
- Long Beach and Downtown Los Angeles: Take the Blue Line Train to Long Beach and Downtown Los Angeles from the Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station.
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777 South Aviation Blvd., El Segundo, CA 90245
