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60 S. 6th St. - 539 feet - 40 floors - 1989 |
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The Dain tower is the only big building downtown that chooses to fit into its surroundings. It looks a bit awkward when viewed at its narrowest angle, with a flat wall on the east side and setbacks on the west. Other than that, it is a good, handsome structure.  |
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The loading dock is
surprisingly dirty for a newer building. It features a gigantic
lazy Susan that is used to turn entire semi trucks. Fore some reason, architects seem to think that a single service elevator is adequate for a 40 story tower. Believe me, they are wrong. |
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