Seoul Square is an office building across from Seoul Station, occupied by foreign companies and public corporations. Its basement holds a food court, restaurants, cafes, and a bakery. The third-floor meeting rooms are named after major world cities, and the largest, Seoul, is the main space. Completed in the 1970s as the former Daewoo Building, it changed ownership after Daewoo Group's 1998 default, and at night LED images light its exterior walls.