hills and a more elevated area. Economy The city's reputation is largely still that of a depressed suburb, drawing on its proletarian origins and its reliance on Barcelona. But its economy has improved recently, as can be seen from the city's new skyline and relocation of companies to the city's new financial centre. Urban regeneration and construction took place during the 2000s, as well as ongoing work on improving public transportation in the second municipality of the Barcelona metropolitan area. The former airline Spanair's headquarters were in L'Hospitalet. Former mayor Celestino Corbacho campaigned to improve the city's infrastructure from his position in the Ministry of Work. Skyscrapers Hotel Porta Fira (2010) – 113 meters – Completed Torre Realia BCN (2009) – 112 meters – Completed Hotel Catalonia Plaza Europa (2011) – 105 meters – Completed Hesperia Tower (2006) – 106 meters – Completed Tower Caixa Catalunya (?) – 106 meters – Planned Torre Inbisa (2010) – 104 meters – Completed Torre Zenit (2009) – 104 meters – Completed Hospital de Bellvitge (1972) – 82 meters – Completed Tower Colonial (?) – 75 meters – Under Construction (on hold) Tower Fadesa I (2009) – 65 meters – Completed Tower Fadesa II (2009) – 65 meters – Completed Tower Fadesa III (2009) – 65 meters – Completed City Judicial Building A (2008) – 62 meters – Completed City Judicial Building C (2008) – 58 meters- Completed Torre Melina (Hotel Rey Juan Carlos) (1992) – 60 meters -Completed Administrative units District I El Centre El Centre is the historical centre of the city, the oldest neighbourhood, where the City Council is, as well as the centre of activities such as La Farga and many of the cultural buildings, such as the History Museum, the Can Sumarro library, the cultural centre Barradas or the Sala Alexandre Cirici. It borders the district of Sanfeliu and Can Serra to the north, Bellvitge to the south, Sant Josep to the east, and the city of Cornellà de Llobregat to the west. Sant Josep Sant Josep remains framed by the square that is formed by the avenue of the Fabregada and that of Isabella The Catholic (Isabel la Catòlica) to the west, the Torrent Gornal to the east, the railroad on the north side Carrilet to the south. In this area, all the industrial activities that Hospitalet had through the ages left their mark: from the flour mills