Andrew Jackson State Office Building

The Andrew Jackson State Office Building is a notable skyscraper located in Nashville, Tennessee, completed in 1969 and designed in the International Style by Taylor & Crabtree. With a construction cost of $10 million, equivalent to approximately $65.4 million today, it serves as a significant government hub, housing various state departments since its opening. Named after President Andrew Jackson, the building is adjacent to the Rachel Jackson State Office Building, which honors the first lady. This architectural landmark offers insight into Nashville's governmental operations and modern design.