Bank of America Plaza

Bank of America Plaza is an office building in downtown Tucson with 16 floors rising 80 meters high. Located at the intersection of Stone Avenue and Pennington Street, it combines administrative and commercial spaces.

The building opened in 1977, designed by the Friedman and Jobusch architecture firm and constructed by DEFCO Construction Company. It represents a period of downtown development in Tucson during the 1970s.

The building houses various government departments alongside commercial businesses such as restaurants and print shops. This mix of public services and private enterprise shapes how the place functions in daily life.

The building is located at 33 North Stone Avenue and is well occupied by various tenants. Expect the entrances to be active during business hours with many people working in different offices throughout the structure.

A distinctive architectural feature is the structural design where supporting columns begin only at the sixth floor. This unusual construction creates a recognizable pattern on the facade that sets the building apart.

Location: Tucson

Inception: 1977

Height: 80 m

GPS coordinates: 32.22251,-110.97171

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:42