Kansas City Power & Light Building 106 West 14th Street, 1330 Baltimore Avenue Kansas City MO United States
Status: Construction Dates Began 1930 Finished 1931 Floor Count 34
Building Uses - office Structural Types - highrise
Heights Value Source / Comments Roof 481 ft
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Description *landmark*
- Includes a 97' high "pillar" which changes 4 colors, red, white, amber, and green
- Was Missouri's tallest building when completed
- Observation balconies are found at the 32nd floor
- The west wall has no windows, this is because a twin was proposed, but fell through with the hit of the Great Depression
- Kansas City Power and Light no longer occupies the building, having moved in 1992 to the 1201 Walnut Highrise
- Tallest Building in Missouri for 45+ years
- Main entrance is 865ft above sea level
- Eastern side is 862ft above sea level
- Northern side is 872ft above sea level
- Western side is 866ft above sea level
- Eastern side is 130.5' wide
- Southern side is 100' wide
- Architect: Hoit, Price & Barnes
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