NAB House, Office building in Hobart, Tasmania
NAB House is an A-grade office tower at the corner of Collins and Elizabeth Streets in Hobart, Tasmania. The building is the fourth tallest in Hobart and carries an LED-lighted sign installed when the National Australia Bank became its primary tenant in 2011.
The building was completed in 1968 as the AMP Building, replacing a Victorian sandstone structure from 1884 at the same location. It held the title of Hobart's tallest building until 1973 when another tower surpassed it.
The sandstone archway from the 1913 predecessor building stands at the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens as a connection to Hobart's architectural past.
The building stands at the corner of Collins and Elizabeth Streets in central Hobart and is easily accessible by public transport. Access to banking services and commercial spaces is available during regular business hours.
The 1913 sandstone archway was donated by AMP in 1968 to the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, where a decorative carving and plaque commemorate the Gardens' foundation and the arch's re-erection.
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