Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Pittsburgh Branch, Federal Reserve branch building in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Pittsburgh Branch is housed in One Oxford Centre on Grant Street and focuses on bank supervision and regional financial services. The office oversees banking institutions and manages payment systems for its operating area.
The institution began operations in 1915 in a distinctive Art Deco structure before moving to a modern office tower in October 2012. The relocation consolidated its regional banking functions into a new location.
The original building displayed three cast aluminum sculptures by artist Henry Hering representing mining, agriculture, and commerce. These artworks reflected the economic activities that shaped the region.
The building is easy to locate on Grant Street in the downtown area. As a private banking facility, public access is restricted and tours are not typically offered.
Staff numbers dropped sharply from 320 to just 25 between 2011 and 2012 due to automation technology. The transformation reflected how electronic processing systems replaced traditional banking tasks.
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