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First National Bank Building

Identification

Name

EBN

102781

Map

Structure in general

Building type

skyscraper

Building status

demolished [destroyed]

Structural material

steel

Architectural style

beaux-arts

Usage

Main usage

commercial office

Facts

The First National Bank Building is the tallest office building to be demolished in Pittsburgh. The site was cleared for One PNC Plaza, which is only 37 feet taller than its predecessor!.

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Location

Main Address

501 Wood Street

Virtual Address

253 Fifth Avenue

Address as text

511 Wood Street

Borough

Golden Triangle

City

Pittsburgh

State

Pennsylvania

Country

U.S.A.

Technical Data

Height (architectural)

387.00 ft

Height (roof)

387.00 ft

Height (main roof)

347.00 ft

Floors (above ground)

Construction end

1912

Demolition end

1970

Elevators

Involved Companies

Architect:

D.H. Burnham & Company

Also recorded for this building:

General contractor

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