Bank of America Plaza, Office skyscraper in Fort Lauderdale, US.
Bank of America Plaza is a 23-story office building in Fort Lauderdale featuring modern architectural design with clean lines and efficient floor layouts. The tower houses multiple corporate and financial offices and contains various tenant spaces across its height.
Construction began in the early 2000s and the building opened in 2003, reflecting Fort Lauderdale's business district expansion during that period. Its completion marked a significant moment in the city's downtown development.
The building's name comes from its ground-floor Bank of America branch, the tower's main tenant. Its pyramidal crown, 42 feet tall, echoes the Miami-Dade County Courthouse and is lit at night, making it a recognizable point on the Fort Lauderdale skyline.
The building stands at 401 Las Olas in the Las Olas City Centre complex. Only the ground-floor Bank of America branch and the small retail mall are open to visitors; the office floors above are restricted to employees and clients, who need an ID card to use the elevators.
Owen Steel Company supplied the steel framework, Dow Corning Corporation provided sealants, and Otis Elevator Company installed the transportation systems.
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