U.S. Bank Plaza
Minneapolis, MN

Completed in 1981, U.S. Bank Plaza (formerly Pillsbury Center) is a 1.8 million-square-foot office complex. Its dual office towers contain 22 and 40 stories, and are clad in travertine marble and bronze-tinted reflective glass. Serving as an entrance to the complex is a large, eight-story glass-enclosed atrium with a roof composed of six sloping glass prisms. In this area, tenants and visitors have access to a variety of shops, restaurants and services at the ground and skyway levels. Parking for approximately 500 cars is provided in an underground facility.

Address
200 South Sixth Street
Minneapolis, MN

Location
The block bounded by South 5th and 6th streets and 2nd and 3rd avenues

Hines' Role
Developer
Property Manager

Architect
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

Net Rentable Area
Retail space:
46,786 sq. ft.
(4,346 sq. m.)

Office building:
1,273,103 sq. ft.
(118,271 sq. m.)

Typical Floor Size
21,300 sq. ft.
(1,979 sq. meters)

Major Tenants
Fredrikson & Byron
U. S. Bank
Ernst & Young
Grant Thorton
Henson & Efron

Awards
The Minneapolis Business Journal 2003

Sustainability
ENERGY STAR 2001-2009

Contact Information
Bruce Koehler
612-338-8250