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Bank One Center
Formerly: MBank's Momentum Place
Built: 1987
Designed by: Philip Johnson & John Burgee
Type: Skyscraper
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Maximum height: 787 feet
Location: 1717 Main Street

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At 787 feet, this building already impressively punctuates the Dallas skyline. In fact, it's the third tallest building in the city. But the impression it gives is of an even greater height through a modern interpretation of the classic barrel vault. Beyond that, it uses a traditional three-sectioned skyscraper form with upper level setbacks rounded and molded to match the vaults and give the building an overall art nouveau style. The setbacks carve a cross shape from the building's top section, but sheets of glass descending like a waterfall from the vaults continue the illusion to street level.

 

 
 

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