[pepperjack]

Baltimore



Obviously, built way before BofA was around here, but now referred to by online sources as the Bank of America Building.

[ATL4EVER]

Well I think the Bellsouth Building will keep it company.

[arkansas_buff]

Little Rock, AR. This is the 3rd tallest building downtown.

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Allan, on Oct 5 2004, 04:26 PM, said:

LOL, sometimes it seems like Detroit is the only city without a BOA building.  That's ok though...I'd rather see Comerica Bank in the city as opposed to BOA any day.

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I am sure Detroit has a BOA building somewhere, it just doesn't have a BOA building which is signature, stands out, and has a comandeering presence as in most United States cities.

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[Lady Celeste]

Seattle's BoA building is delightful.....

Charlotte's BoA building is stunning....

Most are appealing in their own way.

[rbdetsport]

Wow, Columbia has a BofA, but Detroit doesn't. So Sad..... I think Charlotte's is awesome. I have seen it many times.

[moonshield]

that's because of BOA has no presence in that area. http://www.bankofame...?Menu_Sel=usmap

[ctman987]

Hartford, CT's Bank of America building was formely a Fleet building but renamed after the merger. The building is 26 stories and 360 feet.

http://www.emporis.c...m/bu/?id=122562

[Plasticman]

wolverine, on Oct 9 2004, 04:05 AM, said:

The one in ATL looks so alone 

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Looks are deceiving. It is surrounded by very tall buildings between 600-870 ft.

[Plasticman]

rbdetsport, on Jul 20 2005, 06:32 PM, said:

Wow, Columbia has a BofA, but Detroit doesn't. So Sad..... I think Charlotte's is awesome. I have seen it many times.

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People say that Atlanta somehow "cheats" with the very nice spire on top to gain the 1,028 ft. height but if that is the case then the one in Charlotte is also a cheat with all those little points and rods on top. Charlotte's is a very cool BOA building but almost too big for the city itself. Without Hearst it would really look all alone.