Bank of America Center (Houston)

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Bank of America Center (Houston) is a prominent postmodern skyscraper in Houston’s skyline, known for its distinctive stepped, gabled roofline and granite-clad façade.

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Bank of America Center (Houston) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf high-rise building
office building
postmodern building
skyscraper
address 700 Louisiana Street, Houston, Texas
architect John Burgee NERFINISHED
Philip Johnson NERFINISHED
architecturalFirm Johnson/Burgee Architects NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Postmodern architecture NERFINISHED
category Buildings and structures completed in 1983
Postmodern architecture in Texas
Skyscraper office buildings in Houston
city Houston
completionDate 1983
connectedTo Houston Downtown Tunnel System NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developer Hines NERFINISHED
elevatorCount 40
façade granite curtain wall
feature granite-clad façade
multiple gabled crowns
setback massing
floorArea about 1,500,000 sq ft
floorCount 56
formerName NCNB Center NERFINISHED
NationsBank Center NERFINISHED
RepublicBank Center NERFINISHED
hasLobby multi-story lobby
hasPublicArt artworks in lobby and public spaces
height 238 m
780 ft
locatedInDowntown Downtown Houston NERFINISHED
location Houston, Texas, United States NERFINISHED
material glass
red granite
notableFor distinctive postmodern silhouette on Houston skyline
gothic-inspired roofline
openingDate 1983
owner M-M Properties NERFINISHED
parking adjacent parking garage
ranking one of the tallest buildings in Houston
roofShape stepped gabled roofline
roofType multi-level gabled crown
startDate 1981
state Texas
structuralSystem steel frame
tenant Bank of America NERFINISHED
use commercial offices

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Downtown Houston hasSkyscraper Bank of America Center (Houston)