An elegant example of international style modernism, this 15-story building has a two-story polished granite and glass base. On the taller second floor was the original main banking room, reached by now-gone escalators from the street level. The upper portion of the building is articulated with slim aluminum verticals in front of cleanly detailed horizontals of glass and wall panels.
The Capital Bank building was fomerly the BB&T Building; later 333 Corporate Plaza.
(1965) - 333 Fayetteville Street
Emery Roth & Sons (NY) with G. Milton Small (local associate)
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