Raymond James Tower

Raymond James Tower is a striking 21-story skyscraper in Memphis, Tennessee, standing at 403 feet tall, making it the second tallest building in the city. Located at the intersection of North Front Street and Jefferson Avenue, it features a distinctive 61-foot spire and is clad in polished carmen red granite. The tower houses 334,668 square feet of office space and is home to various tenants, including KPMG and local law firms. Notably, the building's atrium showcases four stone griffins from the historic Hotel King Cotton, which once occupied the site before its demolition in 1984. The tower, developed by Lowery Companies and designed by 3D/International, reflects a blend of modern architecture and historical homage, making it a notable landmark in the Memphis skyline.