Tower and the flagpole of Parliament House) but is the tallest building because it has the most storeys - 26 storeys high including a basement level (though it is merely the 258th tallest building in Australia), and it also has the height of 93 metres (305 ft). The Tower is currently occupied by the Department of Veterans' Affairs, the Department of the Environment and the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. However, the tower faces problems, as the building faces vacancy by 2016, as well as the departments occupying the building are cutting jobs in the hundreds. As such there is no public access to the building. On the ground floor however, are shopfronts, housing a credit union (on the eastern side) and a coffee shop (on the western side). there is restricted access to the 13th floor, including no 13th floor button in most of the lifts, as the floor houses the building plant. The tower has been considered to be reinvented as an aged-care facility after the departments currently occupying the tower move elsewhere. Accommodation of the building consists of a single level basement, ground floor foyer, two ground floor tenancies, while the rest of the building mainly consists of office space. A mezzanine level is also found in the building. Upper levels of the building feature a central service core which accommodates female and male amenities, tea rooms, and multiple lifts and lift lobbies. The Woden Town Centre is notorious for the wind tunnel caused by the Lovett Tower. Gallery See also List of tallest buildings in Canberra References External links Image of the Lovett Tower and more information Modernist architecture Office buildings in Canberra Skyscrapers in Canberra Skyscraper office buildings in Australia Office buildings completed in 1973