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Fourth and Vine Tower

Built: 1979
Designed by: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Type: Skyscraper
Stories: 27
Maximum Height: 354 feet / 108 meters
Location: 201 East Fifth Street, Cincinnati, United States
Replica of the top of the Washington Monument
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Description by Chris Cousins of Urban Ohio.
A t 354 feet, this is one of the more hidden buildings in downtown Cincinnati. Next to the Atrium Towers near the Government Square transit hub, it is modern in style. The building was the tallest completed in Cincinnati in the 1970’s and has a gentle (corporate) public park in the setback portions.

  • Although some web sites refer to this building as the "PNC Center," it is not. PNC pays for signage rights, not naming rights, to the building.

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