2345 Grand

2345 Grand is a 28-story office building in Kansas City featuring a modernist architectural design with clean lines and geometric patterns throughout its facade. The structure rises approximately 352 feet above ground and creates a distinctive vertical presence in the downtown area.

The building opened in 1977 and initially served as headquarters for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company and IBM. This launch marked an important chapter in Kansas City's corporate development during that decade.

The building houses Missouri's Federal Immigration Court and multiple law firms that are based here. This concentration of legal services has made it a significant hub for court proceedings and legal work in the region.

The building sits one block from the RideKC Streetcar with easy access to restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues nearby. The proximity to 16 connected transit stops makes getting around the downtown area convenient for visitors and workers.

The building includes Gather, an amenities hub featuring collaboration spaces, a deli, and Monarch Coffee offering handcrafted beverages to tenants. This internal space creates a social gathering point within the office building itself.

Location: Kansas City

Official opening: 1977

Floors above the ground: 28

GPS coordinates: 39.08501,-94.58122

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:21