44 Monroe, Skyscraper in Downtown Phoenix, US
44 Monroe is a modern residential tower in downtown Phoenix with 34 floors and glass facades rising at the intersection of Monroe Street and First Avenue. The building combines contemporary architecture with apartments of various sizes and integrated parking across several levels.
The structure was built after the demolition of the Arizona Bank Building, with construction taking place from 2006 to 2008. Its completion marked a turning point for development and residential growth in downtown Phoenix.
The building's design draws inspiration from artist Jennifer J.L. Jones's work on natural elements, which appears in decorative details throughout the structure and influences its visual character.
You can access the building from Monroe Street and First Avenue, with entrances at street level. The location is walkable from downtown areas and sits near public spaces and other city attractions.
The tower is Arizona's tallest residential building and one of downtown's most densely populated addresses. Its mix of unit sizes allows it to house a diverse community of residents with different needs.
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