Weston Centre, Office skyscraper in San Antonio, United States
Weston Centre is a 32-story office skyscraper in downtown San Antonio, Texas, rising 444 feet (135 m) as the city's tallest office building. Its facade is precast concrete containing Texas granite and limestone, set with a dense grid of dark rectangular windows. The top steps inward in setbacks to a narrow peak, and the wider base has columns and rows of windows. The Riverwalk passes directly to its east.
The tower opened as NBC Bank Plaza, faced with precast concrete containing Texas granite and limestone. It and the adjacent garages cost $80.9 million, then the most expensive commercial project San Antonio had seen. It now carries the Weston Centre name.
The building was originally named NBC Bank Plaza, and its precast concrete facing contains Texas granite and limestone. The San Antonio River Walk passes directly to its east. The 1991 film Knight Rider 2000 shows the exterior in a few shots, and scenes were filmed inside the lobby.
The tower sits right next to the Riverwalk and is easy to reach on foot from the historic city center. Visitors arriving by car can use the building's own parking garage, which has a controlled entrance.
The building served as a filming location for the 1991 movie Knight Rider 2000 and appears in several scenes. Film fans walking through the area may recognize the facade from one of those shots.
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