Huntington Bank Building, Office skyscraper in Downtown Columbus, Ohio
The Huntington Bank Building is an office skyscraper with 21 floors of office space in downtown Columbus, reaching about 88 meters high. The ground floor houses a large banking hall with original teller stations and counters, accessed through a central entrance on Capitol Square.
The building was designed in 1924 by architects Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, representing early 20th-century commercial design. An earlier structure from 1903 was integrated into this one, with its original southern facade still visible from High Street.
The limestone exterior and decorative cornice show Second Renaissance Revival features, reflecting the architectural tastes of the 1920s business district.
The building sits directly on Capitol Square with easy pedestrian access from all directions in the downtown area. Entrances are located at the corners facing the square, and the location benefits from steady foot traffic throughout the day.
Inside the building lies a preserved banking hall with hand-crafted wood details and original teller stations dating from its opening period. These interiors remain visible and show the craftsmanship of that era.
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