FNB Financial Center opened its doors this week in Pittsburgh as the city’s newest mixed-use skyscraper.
Construction at the 26-story FNB Financial Center began in September 2021 in the city’s Lower Hill District neighborhood. The $220 million tower, at the corner of Washington Place and Bedford Avenue, will serve as the bank’s new headquarters.
“Growing up on Pittsburgh’s North Side with views of the city, I was inspired by our skyline and its beauty, and now FNB is part of it — and we are here because of our determination and what we have achieved as a Company,” said Vincent Delie, chairman, president and CEO of F.N.B. Corp. and First National Bank.
Delie has said the bank is investing in the community even beyond their own building, including a $1.1 million investment into the Hill District Federal Credit Union and $7.8 million into the Greater Hill District Neighborhood Reinvestment Fund.
Features of FNB’s 26-story tower include:
- A trading floor, including a suspended LED stock ticker that is visible from the building exterior.
- An amenity floor with fitness center, conference rooms, lounge space and a tenant-only terrace.
- Floor-to-ceiling windows for natural light and advanced HVAC systems.
During the grand opening this week, FNB announced a $1 million contribution to the UPMC Children’s Hospital Foundation’s This Moment fundraising campaign. The initiative is designed to help UPMC Children’s patient families access care and navigate behavioral health, medical and community resources.
