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Bank of America Corporate Center

Headquarters of Bank of America · 100 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, North Carolina 28255

Bank of America Corporate Center tower with its crown of silver rods
Bank of America Corporate Center, Charlotte · No machine-readable author provided. Nopira assumed (based o / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

In numbers

Design architect
Cesar Pelli & Associates, with HKS
Height
871 ft · 60 stories
Building area (owned)
1,212,177 sq ft (≈ 112,615 m²)
Bank's own offices
400,000+ sq ft (≈ 37,161 m²)
Built
1989–1992 · dedicated Oct 17, 1992
Structural engineer
Walter P Moore
Construction cost
$122 million
Site
3.5 acres, with Founders Hall and the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center

Source: Form 10-K 2025, Item 2 (area, owned) · Walter P Moore project page (height, cost, 400,000+ sq ft of 1.1 million sq ft office space) · DPR Design project page (architects, dates, site). The 10-K counts the whole building; Walter P Moore counts the bank's own offices at completion.

Questions

Where is Bank of America Corporate Center?

Bank of America Corporate Center is at 100 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, North Carolina 28255. It is the headquarters of Bank of America.

Who designed Bank of America Corporate Center?

Design architect: Cesar Pelli & Associates, with HKS. Source: Form 10-K 2025, Item 2 (area, owned) · Walter P Moore project page (height, cost, 400,000+ sq ft of 1.1 million sq ft office space) · DPR Design project page (architects, dates, site). The 10-K counts the whole building; Walter P Moore counts the bank's own offices at completion.

When did Bank of America come to Bank of America Corporate Center?

1998: NationsBank and BankAmerica merge. The merger created the first coast-to-coast U.S. bank. The principal offices stayed in Charlotte, in the Bank of America Corporate Center (about 521,000 sq ft); investment banking and wealth management were run from 555 California Street, San Francisco.

Bank of America Corporate Center in Bank of America’s history

  1. 1998
    NationsBank and BankAmerica merge

    The merger created the first coast-to-coast U.S. bank. The principal offices stayed in Charlotte, in the Bank of America Corporate Center (about 521,000 sq ft); investment banking and wealth management were run from 555 California Street, San Francisco.

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