Monastery at Large

Bank of America Plaza (1992) – Atlanta

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American Architecture of the 20th Century, Architectural Movements and Styles, Architecture, Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo, Postmodern

Kevin Roche of Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates. NationsBank Plaza, later Bank of America Plaza (1992). Atlanta. — Kevin Roche of Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates. NationsBank Plaza, later Bank of America Plaza (1992). Atlanta.¹ ²

Looking up at the Bank of America Plaza from the Fox Theatre — Looking up at the Bank of America Plaza from the Fox Theatre

Top of the Bank of America Plaza — Top of the Bank of America Plaza

Entrance of the Bank of America Plaza — Entrance of the Bank of America Plaza. Take that, you power-tripping security guards.

Pillars on the Bank of America Plaza — Pillars on the Bank of America Plaza

Looking up at the Bank of America Plaza from Winship Emory Midtown — Looking up at the Bank of America Plaza from Winship Emory Midtown

Pillars on the Bank of America Plaza — Pillars on the Bank of America Plaza

Looking at Bank of America from Peachtree Center Avenue, Downtown Atlanta — Looking at Bank of America from Peachtree Center Avenue, Downtown Atlanta

Looking at the Bank of America Plaza from the east — Looking at the Bank of America Plaza from the east

References

Walker, Tom. “Modernist Architect Kevin Roche Will Design New C&S Headquarters Tower”. The Atlanta Journal, July 25, 1989, p. B-1. ↩︎
Fox, Catherine. “Reaching for the Sky”. The Atlanta Journal The Atlanta Constitution, April 12, 1992, p. N1. ↩︎

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