Bank of America Tower, Office skyscraper in downtown Phoenix, Arizona.
The Bank of America Tower is an office building in downtown Phoenix, Arizona, constructed with a fully glazed glass and steel facade in a postmodern style. It has 24 floors and forms part of the Collier Center development at the heart of the city.
The building was completed in 2000 as part of the Collier Center development, which aimed to reshape the financial core of downtown Phoenix. Its opening came at a moment when the city was actively investing in its central district.
The tower is known for lit facade displays that appear during major events in the city, such as large sporting occasions. These changing visuals make the building a recognizable focal point along the downtown skyline.
The building sits in the heart of downtown Phoenix and is easy to reach by the city's main public transit options. A banking branch inside the tower is open to visitors, though most floors are reserved for office use.
Although the building carries the bank's name, Bank of America only occupies the top six floors of the 24-story tower. The rest of the building is home to a range of other tenants, making it far more mixed in use than its name suggests.
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