United Bank
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Greeley City Hall (United Bank)
1970. 1000 10th St. (southwest corner of 10th Ave.)
This contemporary rendition of a Neoclassical treasury is a two-story drum with a dark glass curtain wall fronted by a full-height, glistening white precast concrete arcade. The basement is exposed on the west by a balustraded light well. A central lobby fountain helps diffuse the echo effects of the round plan. Originally a bank, the building now houses the city hall.
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