Nasby Building

The Nasby Building, a historic high-rise in Downtown Toledo, Ohio, stands at 135 feet tall and was completed in 1895. Once the tallest building in Toledo for 11 years, it features a design inspired by the Chicago School and the Giralda in Seville, Spain. The building's architect, Edward Fallis, worked there until his death in 1927. Originally adorned with an ornate cupola, it underwent significant changes in the 1930s and 1960s, including a facade renovation that merged it with the adjacent Wayne Building, creating a unique architectural landmark in the city's business center.