Phoenix Tower, Office skyscraper in Houston, United States
Phoenix Tower is a 434 ft (132 m) office skyscraper of 34 floors completed in 1984, standing beside Greenway Plaza between Downtown Houston and Uptown. It holds 629,024 sq ft (58,438 m2) of office space and was designed by HKS, Inc. It ranks as the 36th tallest building in the city.
The building was completed in 1984 by architectural firm HKS Inc., marking a period of robust commercial development in Houston's real estate market. It emerged during a time of economic growth that shaped the city's business district.
The building contributes to Houston's business landscape by housing multiple telecommunications companies that support urban connectivity throughout the metropolitan area.
Visitors should know this is a private office building primarily accessible to employees and authorized personnel. The location along a major highway makes it easy to reach by car and visible from the road.
The nine-hole putting green on the parking garage roof was conceived by the building's owners as a way for tenants to relax in the middle of the day; Jack Nicklaus designed it. The tower holds 629,024 square feet of office space.
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