Bank of America Tower (Phoenix)
| Company type | Office building |
|---|---|
| Industry | Commercial real estate |
| Founded | 2000 |
| Headquarters | Phoenix, Arizona , United States |
| Products | Office space |
The Bank of America Tower stands as a prominent high-rise located in downtown Phoenix, Arizona, and serves as the focal point of the Collier Center, a mixed-use complex combining office spaces and entertainment venues. Finished in 2000, this building functions as the regional headquarters for Bank of America within the state. The tower reaches a height of 360 feet (110 m) and consists of 23 stories, showcasing a postmodern architectural design created by Opus Architects and Engineers.
On the second level, visitors will find a Bank of America branch alongside the main lobby and elevator access, while the bank’s offices occupy floors 19 through 24. Notably, the structure does not include a 13th floor.
In January 2008, an 18-story depiction of the Vince Lombardi Trophy was displayed on the tower’s north side facing Copper Square to celebrate Super Bowl XLII. This temporary installation complemented similar football-themed decorations at the nearby Hyatt Regency Phoenix.
February 2009 saw the east and south elevations adorned with large-scale T-Mobile advertisements promoting the 2009 NBA All-Star Game. Installed by Elite Media, Inc., based in Las Vegas, this campaign represented Phoenix’s largest exterior advertisement to date, spanning 53,694 square feet across more than 1,400 perforated panels. The south-facing graphic measured 190 feet in height by 188 feet in width, while the east-facing display was 190 feet tall by approximately 94 feet 6 inches wide. The application process took two weeks and involved five installers working from scaffolding along the building’s façade.