The architectural plan of the Bank Center was created by the internationally recognized Hungarian architect Dr. József Finta, on commission by Olimpya and York, a Canadian real estate development firm. The four ten-story tower buildings (Gránit, Platina I, Platina II and Citi) offer a total of 32 thousand square meters of premium-category office and retail space. With its unique appearance, the office complex, built in the business center of Budapest in 1995, is a modern building and just as prominent as the neighboring buildings, the National Bank of Hungary and the old Stock Exchange Palace.

The office spaces are highly equipped, allowing a wide range of office solutions. An average of 1,300 square meters of office area is available on each floor with suspended ceiling, a lighting level of 500 lux, a four-pipe heating and cooling system, cable trays that can be managed flexibly, and state-of-the-art telecommunications systems. There is a fire alarm and sprinkler system operating on all the floors.

On the ground floor and in the basement of the Bank Center, there are several retail stores, restaurants and cafés to serve the needs of the tenants. The conference rooms are located on the first floor of the Platina Tower with a view of Szabadság Square and the building of the National Bank of Hungary.  The larger room can accommodate 100-110,  and the smaller one up to 90 people. The two interconnecting conference rooms can comfortably host up to 120 guests.

The self-service restaurant of the Bank Center, which can cater for 90 people and offers great variety on the menu offers, and aside from the tasty meals, free (Wi-Fi) internet access as well. In the building of the Bank Center, there is also a newly established and equipped, premium-category fitness center on a floor area of 600 square meters. On weekdays, between 6 am and 10 pm, Bank Center Fitness offers a wide range of fitness and wellness services for the visitors including aerobics and spinning classes.