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Sun Bank Center

Design/Completion 1985/1987 Orlando, Florida, USA Lincoln Property Company/Sun Bank 650,000 square feet (site area: 5.9 acres) Steel frame

Granite, marble, glass, metal details

A multi-use complex in the heart of Orlando, the project is the most substantial single development in the history of the city. The 30-story tower is connected to an existing 10-story offlce building via an eight-story glass-enclosed atrium and 45-foot-long bridges on selected floors. Customers pass through a two-story ceremoniał entrance into a main banking hall. This is a 110-foot-high semicircular space carved from the base of the building and realized in three types of stone and a wali of lacquered teal within a grid of bronze insets.

The interior design is particularly noteworthy for its use, in a commercial space, of furnishings morę readily associated with residential settings.

While floors four through eight are typical administrative spaces with Knoll workstations, the upper executive floors are characterized by anigre walls, etched glass panels, custom-designed Office furniture with lacquered bases and blue pearl granite tops, and a collection of Biedermeier furniture.

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