Wells Fargo Tower, Postmodern high-rise building in Colorado Springs, United States.
Wells Fargo Tower is a 16-story office building in Colorado Springs with a distinctive facade of reddish granite panels and dark reflective glass. The curved glass atrium features integrated heating systems designed to prevent snow buildup on its surfaces.
The building opened in 1990 as Norwest Bank Tower and was renamed in June 2000 following a banking merger. This change reflected shifts in the financial sector serving Colorado Springs.
The architectural firms Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates and Klipp Colussy Jenks Dubois designed this building, incorporating postmodern elements into the Colorado Springs skyline.
The building stands at 90 South Cascade Avenue in downtown Colorado Springs, making it easy to locate from the main streets. Its prominent position in the business district means good access from central areas of the city.
The tower combines concrete and steel columns with a frame construction technique, allowing modifications to interior spaces while maintaining structural integrity.
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