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Wells Fargo Center

Identification

Name

Wells Fargo Center

Alternative name

Ashley Tower, First Union Center, First Union Plaza, Wachovia Center

EBN

128614

Building type

high-rise building

Building status

existing [completed]

Facade system

exposed structure

Facade color

light purple
brown

Architectural style

modernism

Main usage

commercial office

Side usage

fitness center parking

The building is Tampa's southernmost downtown office tower.
The building's northern facade features an indentation running nearly the facade's entire length.
The building's southern facade terraces up two stories per step from floor 17.
Tampa's liquidated people mover track once ran close to the building.
The building is often confused with Hillsborough County Center because of its similar facade and coloration.
The building's highly reflective glass mirrors the building's surroundings.
The building was renamed from First Union Plaza after the bank merger in 1993.
The building was completed nearly at the same time as Bank of America Plaza.
The building is known as one of Tampa's most easily accessible office buildings.
Other Wachovia Bank high-rises in Florida include Wachovia Financial Center in Miami, Wells Fargo Tower in Orlando, Wells Fargo Tower in Jacksonville, and Wachovia Center in Fort Lauderdale.