100 North Main Street

100 North Main Street, now branded as the Wells Fargo Center and formerly the Wachovia Center, is a 34-story postmodern skyscraper rising 140 meters above downtown Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Completed in 1995, the tower served as the headquarters of Wachovia Bank until 2001, when the bank's merger with First Union prompted a move to Charlotte. It held the title of North Carolina's tallest building until the RBC Plaza in Raleigh was completed in 2008. Today it functions as a commercial office complex with no public observation access.