One Financial Center

The building One Financial Center is a skyscraper in the Financial District of Boston, Massachusetts in the United States. It was completed in 1983 and is 590 ft ( 179.83 m ) tall and 46 floors, the seventh- tallest building in the city. A 90 ft ( 27.43 m) high lobby extends as a glass-covered atrium on the first two floors. The other floors contain offices, whose tenant law firms, Certified Public Accountants and companies in the financial services industry are.

The building stands at Dewey Square to a historic, 5,000 m² plot of land next to the Boston South Station and the Federal Reserve Bank Building, and thus connects the area around the Fort Point Channel with the Boston Financial District.

During BigDig special care was required in order to prevent a reduction of the ground underneath the building, since the construction ft at a distance of only 25 (7.62 m) by leading to the foundations of the tower, on the ground due to the local geography and are not on bedrock.

Including the two located on the roof of the building masts reaches the building has a height of 683 ft ( 208.18 m) and in this respect is the third tallest building in Boston. Apart from these constructions and the associated cables, the roof is flat and has no crown.