One International Place

One International Place is a high-rise building in Boston's Financial District featuring 46 floors with postmodern design and Palladian-style windows. The structure reaches about 183 meters in height and stands out prominently in the district's skyline.

The building was completed in 1987 as a design by renowned architects Philip Johnson and John Burgee. This project marked a turning point in Boston's architectural development during that era.

The building displays features from different architectural periods, with classical motifs reflected in modern corporate design. This mix shapes how the financial district looks and shows the corporate aesthetic of the late 20th century.

The building has 21 elevators and connects to neighboring structures through a central area with a winter garden and food court. Visitors can find various dining and shopping options throughout the interior.

The complex is made up of three separate components: a main tower and two additional structures with 27 and 19 floors. These three parts are unified by a courtyard fountain that stands about 55 feet tall, creating a focal point within the site.

Location: Boston

Inception: 1987

Architects: John Burgee

Architectural style: postmodern architecture

Floors above the ground: 46

Elevators: 21

Height: 182.88 m

Address: 100 Oliver Street, Boston, MA, United States

GPS coordinates: 42.35580,-71.05210

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:59