Worcester Plaza

Worcester Plaza is a modern office building in downtown Worcester with 24 floors and a complete glass exterior along Main Street. The structure provides extensive office space distributed across large floor plates throughout the building.

Roche-Dinkeloo designed this complex in 1974 during an era when glass-clad office buildings defined urban development. The project represents the movement toward transparent structures that became popular in city centers at that time.

The building reflects how office design evolved in the 1970s, with its glass exterior becoming a common choice for downtown development in that era. This structure stands as a visible example of how corporate architecture shaped the city's look during that period.

A parking facility is available within the complex for visitors and workers. The building is easily accessible from Main Street and located in a central downtown position.

The top two floors contain an observation deck with dining and event spaces that offer panoramic views across Worcester County. This upper level attraction is often overlooked despite providing a rare vantage point over the surrounding landscape.

Location: Worcester

Inception: 1974

Architects: Roche-Dinkeloo

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 24

Height: 87.78 m

GPS coordinates: 42.26330,-71.80320

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:43