Indulge in gourmet cuisine with panoramic views of Seattle at Columbia Tower Club. Discover our chef’s fresh, locally-sourced dishes and exceptional service. The Columbia Center skyscraper, formerly known as the Bank of America Tower, remains home to the Sky View Observatory and Bar on the 73rd floor and other retail options. Building Columbia Center’s numerous on-site amenities, housed in the building’s 3-story retail atrium, offer unrivaled convenience, while Seattle’s finest hotels, dining, and shopping are only steps from the building. The iconic Columbia Tower office building sits right across the street from Seattle City Hall, where new Mayor Katie Wilson has said new business taxes may be on the offering. The city already has several business taxes that apply to larger businesses. Columbia Center is a 76-story office tower standing in the center of Seattle’s financial district. The building features crown lighting, a digital media program, ‘Sky Lights’ animated light sculptures, and upgraded building systems that enhances Columbia Center’s position as the most iconic building in Seattle. Columbia Tower Club is a sky-high, 360-degree experience, guests rave about breathtaking panoramic views and describe a comfortable, professional dining room with attentive staff, perfect for business lunches or special evenings. The Columbia Centre in downtown Seattle is one of the tallest buildings. It’s located just of 5th. Worth a visit and a view from the top. Sky View Observatory & Bar is the tallest public observatory in the Pacific Northwest. We are located at the Columbia Center in Downtown Seattle. With upgraded benefits, gain additional access to 350+ social and golf clubs worldwide. Elevate your Seattle experience with Columbia Tower Club's networking opportunities, luxury amenities & breathtaking city views. Join us atop the city's skyline. The Columbia Center or Columbia Tower, formerly named the Bank of America Tower and Columbia Seafirst Center, is a skyscraper in downtown Seattle, Washington, United States. The 76-story structure is the tallest building in the state of Washington, reaching a height of 933 ft (284 m).