U.S. Bank Tower, Modernist skyscraper in Downtown Denver, United States

The U.S. Bank Tower is a 26-story, 389 ft (119 m) office skyscraper in Denver, Colorado, designed by Minoru Yamasaki & Associates and completed in 1975. Its facade is clad in light-colored granite with tinted glass in the modernist style of its day. The original white marble cladding was replaced with granite after cladding failure.

Architect Minoru Yamasaki designed this office building, which opened in 1975 when Denver was experiencing rapid economic growth and downtown expansion. The tower emerged as part of a broader wave of skyscraper development that transformed the city's skyline during that decade.

The tower's name comes from U.S. Bank, whose signage tops a building designed by Minoru Yamasaki & Associates. Its light granite and tinted glass facade replaced the original white marble cladding after that cladding failed, so what visitors see today is a later skin on the 1975 structure.

The building sits in downtown Denver with easy access to public transportation including bus and light rail lines that run through the area. Parking options are available nearby for those arriving by car, making the location straightforward to reach.

The tower's cladding failed: its original white marble panels were replaced with light-colored granite, which now covers the facade alongside tinted glass. The 1975 building by Minoru Yamasaki & Associates stands 119 m tall with 26 floors.