Northwestern National Bank Building
Identification
Northwestern National Bank Building
102804
Map
Structure in general
high-rise building
composite structure
caisson foundation
applied masonry
art deco / art moderne
Usage
commercial office
Facts
- This building was severely damaged by fire at Thanksgiving, 1982. The gutted building was eventually imploded on March 11, 1984.
- From 1949 to the destructive fire in 1982, the building was adorned with a 'weatherball' which changed color to indicate the weather forecast.
- The first skyway in Minneapolis bridged Marquette Avenue and connected this building to Northstar West, then known as the Cargill Building.
- The structural system was composed of steel beams and columns encased in concrete.
- The Wells Fargo Center, formerly Norwest Center, now stands on this site.
- The P.H. Peterson & Company Building was formerly located on the northern end of this site.
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More InformationTechnical Data
367.00 ft
264.00 ft
264.00 ft
216.00 ft
16
1929
1930
March 1984
16
$5,036,878
Involved Companies
Architect:
Also recorded for this building:
General contractor, Demolition company