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The Duke Energy Center in downtown Charlotte, NC is 786 feet tall, 48 floors, complete in 2010. The building was built by Wachovia Bank to be its headquarters but when the bank was purchased by Wells Fargo, Duke Energy became the primary tenant and the building was renamed. The lights on the building are ever-changing. The colors are adjusted for specific events, such as pink for breast cancer awareness, purple when the Carolina Panthers are playing at the nearby Bank of America Stadium, or rainbow colors for a gay pride event. It is Duke Energy's headquarters.
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Charlotte downtown-ground level, Duke Energy
The Duke Energy Center in downtown Charlotte, NC is 786 feet tall, 48 floors, complete in 2010. The building was built by Wachovia Bank to be its headquarters but when the bank was purchased by Wells Fargo, Duke Energy became the primary tenant and the building was renamed. The lights on the building are ever-changing. The colors are adjusted for specific events, such as pink for breast cancer awareness, purple when the Carolina Panthers are playing at the nearby Bank of America Stadium, or rainbow colors for a gay pride event. It is Duke Energy's headquarters.