Conoco-Phillips Building

The Conoco-Phillips Building extends 90.2 meters into the Alaska sky with 22 floors of glass and steel construction in modern architectural design.

Completed in 1983 under the direction of architect Charles Luckman, this structure marked a new phase in Alaska's commercial development during the oil industry growth.

The building's public atrium functions as a central gathering space for community events, including annual art exhibitions featuring local Alaskan artists.

Thirteen elevators service the building's occupants, while the ground floor houses a food court that remains accessible to visitors throughout business hours.

The structure holds the distinction of being the tallest building in Alaska, defining Anchorage's skyline alongside the Robert B. Atwood Building.

Location: Alaska

Inception: 1983

Architects: Charles Luckman

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 22

Elevators: 13

Height: 90.2 m

Address: 700 G Street, Anchorage, AK, United States

GPS coordinates: 61.21510,-149.89700

Latest update: March 4, 2025 14:14