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Iconic skyscraper in downtown Houston renamed

HOUSTON – The 56-story Class A office building, formerly known as Bank of America Center, is being renamed to TC Energy Center Tuesday afternoon, according to M-M Properties.

It has been an iconic landmark by defining downtown Houston's skyline since 1983. 

The official announcement was made at 1 p.m. at 700 Louisiana St.

Architects Philip Johnson and John Burgee designed the trophy-shaped office tower to have 1.15 million square feet of office and retail space. 

In addition to the new name, the tower will get a slight makeover. 

Phase one of a $20 million renovation is underway and includes new dining options and creative office spaces. Phase two of the project includes a new lounge and conference center, a  lobby coffee bar and workspaces under the dramatic cathedral ceilings.

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