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200 and 220 S. 6th St. - 561 feet - 40 floors - 1981 |
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 The Pillsbury center is the glass and stone version of the unattractive girl with the great personality. The exterior is redeemed only by the trapezoidal shapes of the towers, which give the pair a unique spatial relationship. Otherwise, they're ugly and boring. The interior of the building is very well done. It helps in no small amount that the architects had a full city block to work with. The space feels very busy and urban, yet comfortable. |
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