Arlington Towers

Arlington Towers is a striking 22-story condominium tower located in Reno, Nevada, notable for being the tallest building in the city upon its completion in 1967. Originally constructed as an apartment building, it underwent a conversion to condominiums in 1980. The tower features a mix of residential units, retail shops, and office spaces, making it a vibrant part of the Reno skyline. Visitors can appreciate its architectural significance, as it set records during construction, including the largest concrete pour in Reno's history. Arlington Towers also has a cinematic history, appearing in the 1973 film 'Charley Varrick'. With its rich history and central location, it is an interesting site for tourists and researchers alike.