O Columbia Center, antigo Bank of America Tower, é um dos arranha-céus mais altos do mundo, com 285 metros (937ft). Edificado na cidade de Seattle, Estados Unidos, foi concluído em 1985 com 76 andares.[1]
Columbia Center·1201 Third Avenue·Two Union Square·
Seattle Municipal Tower·
Safeco Plaza·Obelisco Espacial·
Russell Investments Center·
U.S. Bank Centre·
Wells Fargo Center·
Bank of America Fifth Avenue Plaza·
901 Fifth Avenue·
Rainier Tower·
IBM Building·
Fourth and Madison Building·
1000 Second Avenue·
Henry M. Jackson Federal Building·
Smith Tower·
Qwest Plaza·
One Union Square·
1111 Third Avenue·
Westin Seattle North Tower·
University of Washington Plaza·
Exchange Building·
Westin Building·
1918 Eighth Avenue·
Olive 8·
Fifteen Twenty-One Second Avenue
Propostos
Heron Tower·
1823 Minor·
2015 2nd Avenue·
1931 2nd Avenue·
8th and Stewart Condominiums
Aprovados
AVA·
Seventh at Westlake Tower·
Second and Pike Condominiums·
2301 6th Avenue Tower I·
2301 6th Avenue Tower II
Ver também: Lista de arranha-céus de Seattle
Linha do tempo dos arranha-céus de Seattle e Washington
Pioneer Building (28 m) (1892)·
Alaska Building (51 m) (1904)·
Hoge Building (60 m) (1911)·
Key Bank Center* (71 m) (1911)·
Smith Tower (141 m) (1914)·Obelisco Espacial (184 m) (1962)·
Safeco Plaza (192 m) (1969)·Columbia Center (285 m) (1985)
* Key Bank Center localiza-se em Tacoma e foi apenas o mais alto em Washington quando concluído.