List of tallest buildings in Colorado Springs

Colorado Springs Skyline

Below are different lists of all the tallest buildings in Colorado Springs. The tallest is the Wells Fargo Tower, which at 247 feet (75 m) is the tallest building in the state of Colorado outside of the Denver metropolitan area.

Buildings with known heights

Below is a list of the three tallest buildings in Colorado Springs with known heights.

Rank	Name	Height ft / m	Floors	Year	Notes
1	Wells Fargo Tower	247 / 75	16	1990	Tallest building in Colorado Springs since its completion in 1990.
2	United States Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel	150 / 46	2	1963
3	St. Mary's Cathedral	148 / 45	2	1902

Buildings with unknown heights

Below is a list of the five tallest buildings, as determined by number of floors.

Rank	Name	Floors	Year
1	Antlers Hilton Hotel	13 (~160 ft)	1969
2	FirstBank Building	14 (~207 ft)	1968
3	Colorado Square	14 (~170 ft)	1976
4	Plaza of the Rockies South Tower	13	2001
5	Alamo Corporate Center	12	1983

Approved buildings

Rank	Name	Height ft / m	Floors	Year	Notes
1	Cooper Tower	257 / 78	22	2010	Would have been the tallest building in Colorado Springs, however project was canceled after developer went bankrupt.

References

Skyscrapers of Colorado Springs

Lists of tallest buildings in the United States

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