First National Bank Building, Banking skyscraper in downtown Pittsburgh, United States.
The First National Bank Building stood 26 stories tall with a height of 387 feet at coordinates 40.4411° N and 80.0006° W.
The structure, designed by D. H. Burnham & Company in 1909, underwent renovations until 1912, becoming Pittsburgh's tallest building at that time.
The building represented early 20th-century financial architecture in Pittsburgh, marking the city's growth as a major banking center.
The First National Bank Building served commercial tenants from 1912 until 1968, when occupants received notices to vacate for new construction.
Thompson-Starrett & Company constructed this fireproof building, which stood until 1969 when demolition made way for One PNC Plaza.
Location: Pennsylvania
Inception: 1909
Architects: D. H. Burnham & Company
Floors above the ground: 26
GPS coordinates: 40.44110,-80.00060
Latest update: March 14, 2025 14:38
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