Daniel Building, Office building in downtown Birmingham, United States
The Daniel Building is an office tower in Birmingham's financial district located in the downtown core. The structure spans 20 floors designed to house corporate offices and workspace in the heart of the city.
The building was constructed in 1970 as headquarters for Daniel International's real estate operations. Compass Bancshares assumed ownership in 1993, marking a transition in the property's corporate leadership and function.
The building displays a sculpture titled 'Altruistic Visionary' depicting Hugh Daniel, installed in 2008 with support from the Alabama-Mississippi Multiple Sclerosis Society. This public art installation reflects the role of philanthropic figures in shaping the city's business landscape.
The building provides a 390-space parking deck and access to an additional surface lot for vehicles. Visitors can find parking without difficulty in the immediate area surrounding the location.
Engineers encountered an unexpected geological challenge during construction planning: they had to locate solid bedrock between limestone cavities to establish the foundation. This subsurface problem caused delays before actual building work could commence.
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