FirstBank Building, High-rise office building in Colorado Springs, United States

FirstBank Building is a class A high-rise office building in Colorado Springs, Colorado, part of the Palmer Center Complex. It is the second tallest building in the city and the second tallest outside the Denver metropolitan area. The building was formerly known as the Holly Sugar Building when the Holly Sugar Corporation was headquartered there.

The structure opened in 1967 as the Holly Sugar Building, originally serving as corporate headquarters for the sugar company. Subsequent ownership changes reflected shifts in the local business landscape over the decades.

The tower carries the name of FirstBank today, but for years it was the Holly Sugar Building, when the Holly Sugar Corporation had its headquarters there. It forms part of the Palmer Center Complex, a downtown Colorado Springs office group. The building's height places it second in the city and second in Colorado outside the Denver metropolitan area.

The building sits at North Cascade Avenue in the city center and is easily walkable from downtown areas. Modern office spaces and professional services within are straightforward to access.

The building's earlier name, the Holly Sugar Building, comes from the Holly Sugar Corporation, which had its headquarters there. The tower is part of the Palmer Center Complex and ranks as the second tallest building in Colorado Springs and the second tallest outside the Denver metropolitan area.