Maine Savings Plaza

Modern, 1974
The Plaza created by the set-back of the Maine Savings Bank comes as a surprise on Congress Street - a sudden void in the tight line-up of all of the other buildings on the street. To A certain degree, the low, flat wall maintains the street edge. The undulating arms of the single story wings draw one gradually up and into the Bank. The consistently dark, coppery-brown color of the various materials - brick, tile, anodized aluminum, tinted glass-unifies the buildings and the outdoor plaza. The complex was designed by Pietro Belluschi,Inc. and Jung/BannenAssociates, Boston

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