First National Bank Building, Omaha

The First National Bank Building was built in 1917 in Renaissance style. The building has a U shape and its structure is made of steel. This was the first high-rise building in Omaha and also the original building for the First National Bank. During the renovations from the year 2000, most of the office space was converted to condominiums. Presently the first floor is a lobby for residents of the building. There is a separate partition for restaurants and a separate entrance for the offices from the second and third floor. Floors four through fourteen house condominiums. Since June 25, 1982 this building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.