200 South Tryon, Office building in Charlotte, United States
200 South Tryon is a glass and steel office building located in downtown Charlotte's business core. It contains multiple floors of commercial workspace designed for corporate tenants.
The structure opened in 1961 as the state's first glass-fronted high-rise. It replaced a previous bank building and represented a shift toward modern design in the city.
The architectural design follows Miesian principles of the 1960s, drawing inspiration from New York City's Lever House building construction methods.
The building sits on Tryon Street with direct access to public transit options. Visitors will find entrances clearly accessible and can move easily to nearby shops and restaurants.
A renovation at the turn of the century added an extra floor to the structure. This expansion preserved its character while increasing its capacity for office space.
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