1600 Pacific Tower, Office skyscraper in downtown Dallas, US
The 33-story structure rises 434 feet above ground level, featuring dark glass panels with aluminum molding across its modern exterior design.
The National Bank of Commerce Building, completed in 1964, stood as the fifth tallest structure in Dallas during its initial construction period.
The building exemplifies the architectural progression of Dallas in the 1960s, marking the city's transformation into a major financial center.
Eight elevators service the building's mixed-use layout, which includes hotel rooms from floors 5 to 14 and apartments from floors 15 to 32.
The tower introduced Teller-Vision, a drive-up banking system using closed-circuit television for customer transactions in the 1960s.
Official opening: 1964
Floors above the ground: 33
Elevators: 8
GPS coordinates: 32.78186,-96.79909
Latest update: March 6, 2025 22:11
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