The Price Building—the official residence of the Premier of Quebec in the national capital—has a historical and architectural character that clearly matches that of Quebec, a world heritage city. Built in 1929, the prestigious recently-renovated 17-storey building—one of the highest within the walls of Old Quebec—offers an unfettered view of the National Assembly, the Château Frontenac, Québec City and the St. Lawrence river. Its beaux arts style enhanced with art deco touches, its facade embellished with bas-reliefs and its main concourse decorated in marble, bronze and gold, make it the most prestigious address in Old Quebec. It won the prestigious BOMA Award 2001 - 2002, Historical Building category. Extremely secure due to the presence of high-profile tenants, the Price Building combines style and modern comfort for companies who invest in their corporate image.