The Residences at Alcoa Building

Market (Metro/SubMarket): Pittsburgh/Downtown Pittsburgh

Summary:  The Alcoa Building, originaly constructed in 1953 as the headquarters of the Aluminum Company of America, has been transformed into a mixed-use property with 262 luxury apartments on the upper floors, office spaces on the lower levels, and street-level retail. Designed by Harrison & Abramovitz, it was the first skyscraper with an a l-aluminum exterior, featuring innovative aluminum applications throughout its interior.  Modern updates include new heating and wiring systems, a fitness center, and a recreational lounge, ensuring this iconic property remains a key feature of Pittsburgh’s skyline.

Year Built/Class: 1953/Class B - 3 Star

Gross Building Area: 160,420 SF

No. of Buildings: 1

Residential Unit Total/Mix: 262 | 1,2,3 BR