100 Front Street

100 Front Street is an office building located in downtown Worcester, Massachusetts. This 20-story structure occupies a central position in the commercial district with its rectangular footprint and regular window patterns across all facades.

The building was completed in 1971 as part of the Worcester Center complex and initially served as the Mechanics National Bank Tower. It underwent a change in ownership and purpose in 2016 when it became part of the Mercantile Center.

The building sits at the heart of Worcester's commercial district, where office workers pass through its lobbies daily and street-level storefronts connect the interior to the surrounding downtown streets.

The building sits in Worcester's busy commercial core with good access from surrounding streets. Visitors should note this is an active workplace, so access to interior spaces may be restricted to business hours or specific areas.

The original Mechanics Bank 'M' symbol remains displayed at the top of the building, serving as a reminder of its past as a banking tower. This emblem connects the current structure to its earlier banking heritage in a way that is visible to passersby.

Location: Massachusetts

Inception: 1971

Architects: Welton Becket

Floors above the ground: 20

GPS coordinates: 42.26260,-71.79940

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:07