Bank of America will occupy about half the building's 900,000 sfof office space. Other announced tenants include Hearst Corp.,about 160,000 sf; and the law firm of Kennedy Covington Lobdell& Hickman, 157,000 sf.
Although the building has a Tryon Street address, the CollegeStreet side has been designed as a second front entrance. Thebuilding will also have 50,000 sf of retail on three levels, one ofwhich will connect to the city's tallest structure, the 60-storyBank of America Corporate Center.
The Hearst Tower will have about 1,500 parking spaces on 11floors. Trammell Crow Co. and the Keith Corp. are developing HearstTower for Bank of America.
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