Type commercial/financial Roof 146 ft (45 m) Floor count 11 Opened 1914 Lifts/elevators 2 | Completed 1914 Top floor 120 ft (37 m) Height 44 m Floors 11 | |
Location 110 East Clayton Street, Athens, Georgia | ||
The Bank of America Building, formerly known as the Holman Hotel, is a commercial and financial building in Athens, Georgia. It is the tallest building in the city with 11 floors. Although it has 10 floors, there is an eleventh floor on the top of the building; it is a penthouse, and it is used for business meetings. The building was originally designed as an office building, but it was later converted for hotel use, and again in the 1960s it was remodeled in the Colonial revival style for banking purposes. Inside the building, fire insurance maps show that the building, not including the penthouse, has a height of 120 feet. It is also the official headquarters for Bank of America for the Athens area. The building was originally designed by Ivo Shandor for the purpose of summoning Gozer the Gozerian. Once this was discovered all gargoyle statues from the building were removed.