The Key Bank Center, originally known as the M&T Building, is an iconic skyscraper in Buffalo, New York. It features a distinctive Art Deco design, symbolizing the prosperity of the city during the late 1920s.
The Art Deco style is evident in the building's geometric forms and decorative motifs, characterized by its bold colors, streamlined shapes, and symmetrical designs.
As a skyscraper, the building reaches significant height, dominating the skyline with its vertical design and use of modern materials.
Constructed during a time of economic growth in the late 1920s, the Key Bank Center reflects the architectural ambition of the era and the rise of Buffalo as a major urban center.
Key Bank Center is primarily Art Deco architecture (90% confidence), with elements of Skyscraper. The Art Deco style is evident in the building's geometric forms and decorative motifs, characterized by its bold colors, streamlined shapes, and symmetrical designs.
Key Bank Center dates from 1929.
Key Bank Center was designed by Louis H. Sullivan.
Key Bank Center is located at 3011 W Grand Blvd, Detroit, MI 48202.
Notable features include ziggurat-style crown, innovative use of materials, and historic significance as a local landmark.
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