Bank of America Center
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Identification
Name
Bank of America Center
Alternative name
Republic Bank Center, NCNB Center, NationsBank Center
Emporis Building Number
117715
Location
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| 700 Louisiana Street |
| Virtual address |
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| 600 Capitol Street |
| Virtual address |
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| 601 Rusk Street |
| Virtual address |
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| 701 Smith Street |
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Map and Surrounding Area
Technical Data
Height (tip)
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Height (architectural)
237.75 m
Height (roof)
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Length
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Floors (above ground)
56
Floors (underground)
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Structure in General
Construction type
skyscraper
Current status
existing [completed]Structural material
steel
Facade material
granite
Facade system
curtain wall
Architectural style
postmodern
Official website
Usages
Main usages
commercial officeFeatures and Amenities
One of the city's famous buildings
Facts
Encased at the Louisiana-Capitol corner is a pre-existing 2-story building. This accounts for the extremely high level of the second floor of the Bank Of America Center. |
It took nine months to complete excavation of the site, which resulted in a maximum depth of 52 feet below grade. |
In 12 hours, 168 trucks managed to pour 11,000 cubic yards of concrete that make up the foundation. |
In 1987, this building won honors as Regional Building of the Year from the Building Owners and Managers Association, and recieved the Award of Distinction from the Associated Contractors of America. |
Gensler & Associates were responsible for the interior design of the bank's spaces. |
The structure enclosing the 2-story building is 120 feet tall. |
Companies involved in this building