200 South Tryon

200 South Tryon is a notable high-rise office building in Charlotte, North Carolina, standing at 299 feet with 18 floors. Completed in 1961, it was originally known as the NCNB Building and was the first glass high-rise in the state. The building underwent significant renovations in 2001, adding an additional floor and upgrading to Class B office space. Its architectural style is influenced by the Miesian glass and steel design, reminiscent of the Lever House in New York City. Visitors can appreciate its historical significance and its role in shaping Charlotte's skyline.