Republic Center

Republic Center is a 36-story modern skyscraper in downtown Dallas covered with aluminum cladding and crowned by a striking spire. The building occupies a prominent position within the Central Business District at the intersection of Pacific, Ervay, St. Paul, and Bryan streets.

The building was completed in 1954 and initially held the title of tallest structure west of the Mississippi River. Its construction marked Dallas's emergence as a major financial hub and prompted subsequent development throughout the downtown area.

The building sits within the pedestrian tunnel network that connects downtown's major institutions, making it part of Dallas's integrated urban core where people move between offices, shops, and cultural venues without stepping outside.

The building sits near DART rail stations and connects to the downtown tunnel system for pedestrian movement between adjacent blocks. Ground-level retail spaces offer orientation points when navigating the surrounding streets.

A rotating beacon atop the building produced a light beam visible across a wide region on clear nights. This luminous marker made the structure a navigational reference point for the entire area after dark.

Location: Dallas

Architectural style: modern architecture

Address: 300 N. Ervay/325 N. St. Paul St.

GPS coordinates: 32.78318,-96.79746

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:44