Ellicott Square Building, Buffalo

Ellicott Square Building, Buffalo

The Ellicott Square Building in Buffalo spans 10 stories and boasts an Italian Renaissance style. This building was completed in 1896 and boasts almost 300,000 square feet of office space today. At the time of its completion, it was the world's largest office building.

One of the unique highlights is the assortment of mosaics and rare tiles that grace the entrance and lobby areas. The building's common areas feature marble flooring that is impressive to see. The Central Court area of the building features two grand staircases and a glass roof allowing in a lot of natural light.

A disc in the middle of the floor has the image of a compass's four points, connected by chains, to symbolize the United States' business strength. Ellicott Square Trading Company, on the first floor, is a great place to grab a quick snack. Other businesses you may want to consider include Griddle and Greens and Rosalie the Healthy Chef.

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Ellicott Square Building on Map

Sight Name: Ellicott Square Building
Sight Location: Buffalo, USA (See walking tours in Buffalo)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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