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Built in the 1990's, 121 West Trade is one of
Charlotte's most meticulously maintained and true landmark projects.
Its classical architecture, and elaborate limestone, granite and
marble exterior materials provide a visual contrast to the typical
glass and steel buildings in Charlotte's Central Business District.
121 West Trade has an unbeatable location,
being at the intersection of Trade and Tryon Streets. It
provides good ingress and egress from south Charlotte--having a
direct access from Fourth Street, with an exit onto Trade Street.
The integrated garage makes getting to and from the office easy--and
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Designed by the New York architectural firm of Kohn, Pederson and
Fox, 121 West Trade is unique--with a dramatic two-story lobby using
exceptionally upscale green, black and white marble and brass trim.
It is timeless in its design, reminiscent of classical architecture
seen in the early 1900's.
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The location also allows
for easy access to over 25 restaurants within two blocks, Bank of
America and Wachovia banks and surrounding businesses, and terrific
venues including Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, Booth Playhouse,
and Spirit Square. Additionally, it is bank neutral--not
being owned by either of Charlotte's two major banks--thus is an
excellent choice for firms wanting to have both Wachovia and Bank
of America as customers.
121 West Trade is a distinctive project that
has contributed to the interest in Charlotte's architecture and
will be a landmark for years to come. |
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