KeyBank Tower

KeyBank Tower is a glass and steel high-rise on Public Square that dominates Cleveland's downtown skyline. The building contains office space for major financial and law firms, along with the headquarters of a large banking corporation.

Construction began in 1988 on a site that formerly held an older commercial building and was completed in 1992. The development was part of a broader effort to modernize downtown Cleveland during that decade.

The tower marks the heart of downtown Cleveland's business district with its glass facade visible from most streets in the area. The building serves as a gathering point for professionals and a symbol of the city's economic center.

The tower is centrally located with good access from public transportation and parking facilities nearby. The main lobby has wide entrances and clear corridors, though public access inside is typically limited to business hours.

Large illuminated logos adorn the top of the building's pyramid crown and become striking features in the city skyline after dark. These glowing signs serve as a clear landmark when viewed from across downtown.

Location: Ohio

Inception: 1971

Floors above the ground: 27

GPS coordinates: 39.76060,-84.19260

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:05