Wilco Building, 22-floor skyscraper in downtown Midland, US
The Wilco Building is a 308-foot (94 m) high-rise of 22 floors in downtown Midland, Texas, the second-tallest building in the city after the Bank of America Building. Its height and massing make it one of the recognizable forms of the Midland downtown skyline.
Construction began in 1956 under developer Jack B. Wilkinson and was completed two years later in 1958. The building underwent major renovations in 1985 to update its systems and facilities.
The Wilco Building has been part of Midland's downtown skyline since 1958, when it rose as the tallest building in the city and in the neighbouring counties, surpassing the Petroleum Building. It remains the second-tallest in Midland after the Bank of America Building, and its silhouette is one of the images associated with the downtown skyline.
The Wilco Building stands at 308 feet with 22 floors in downtown Midland, Texas, and is the city's second-tallest building after the Bank of America Building. It is a high-rise visible on the downtown skyline; the sources do not describe public access, parking or interior visits.
At 308 feet and 22 floors, the Wilco Building is the second-tallest structure in Midland, surpassed only by the Bank of America Building. It has held that rank in the downtown skyline since its completion in 1958.
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