Dominion Plaza, Skyscraper in downtown Denver, United States.
Dominion Plaza is an office complex of two adjoining towers built in 1982, with pink granite facades and blue-tinted windows. The taller tower, Dominion Towers South, rises 384 feet (117 m) over 28 floors. Skidmore Owings Merrill designed the complex in downtown Denver.
Skidmore Owings and Merrill completed Dominion Plaza in 1982 during a period of growth in Denver's commercial district. The building's completion marked a shift toward modern office architecture in the city's downtown.
Patricia W. Swan, one of the first women associate partners at Skidmore Owings Merrill, contributed to the architectural design of this Denver structure.
The building sits in Denver's main business district with good access to public transportation and downtown amenities. The surrounding area is walkable and features nearby restaurants and services for visitors passing through.
The complex consists of two adjoining towers rather than a single building; the taller, Dominion Towers South, rises 384 feet (117 m) over 28 floors, while the shorter partner tower stands beside it. The pair was designed by Skidmore Owings Merrill.
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