United Steelworkers Building (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
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The 13-story United Steelworkers Building, also known as Five Gateway Center, was originally called the IBM Building. It is notable for its diamond-lattice load-bearing exterior walls, considered innovative and daring in 1961-1963 when the building went up. The structural engineers, John Skilling and Leslie Robertson, later engineered the twin towers of New York's World Trade Center.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 40°26'21"N 80°0'20"W
- Pittsburgh Technology Center 2.9 km
- Penn Center West 10 km
- Penn Center East 16 km
- University of Pittsburgh Applied Research Center (U-PARC) 19 km
- Keystone Summit Office Park 26 km
- Cranberry Woods Industrial Park 28 km
- Westinghouse Electric Global Headquarters 28 km
- Thorn Hill Industrial Park 29 km
- Kennametal Inc. Global HQ 55 km
- Scottyland Camping Resorts & RV Sales Center 83 km
- Station Square 0.5 km
- Golden Triangle 0.6 km
- South Shore Neighborhood 0.7 km
- Cultural District 0.7 km
- North Shore 1.1 km
- Confluence - Three Rivers 1.2 km
- Mt. Washington Neighborhood 1.5 km
- Duquesne Heights Neighborhood 1.8 km
- Chateau Neighborhood 2.4 km
- Beechview-Seldom Seen Greenway 2.4 km