Winston Tower

Winston Tower is an office building with 30 floors in Winston-Salem featuring a modernist design with clean lines and geometric forms. The structure showcases the straightforward architectural style common to corporate buildings of its era, with a simple facade that emphasizes vertical elements.

The building was completed in 1966 and briefly held the title of tallest structure in North Carolina before being surpassed in 1971. Its construction reflects Winston-Salem's growth as a business center during the postwar expansion period.

The National Register of Historic Places lists this tower as a representation of mid-20th century architectural development and urban expansion in North Carolina.

The building is easily accessible from downtown Winston-Salem and primarily serves as office space for various businesses. Visitors should note that this is a functional business building, so interior access is limited to lobby areas.

In 2021, Truliant Federal Credit Union acquired the naming rights, marking a new chapter in the building's commercial identity.

Location: Winston-Salem

GPS coordinates: 36.09806,-80.24361

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:46