Tower Life Building

The San Antonio Life Insurance Building is a landmark historic building in downtown San Antonio, Texas. The 31-story building is 123 meters tall. It opened in 1929 and was originally called the Smith Young Tower, which the Smith brothers bought in 1943. In 1953, a TV transmission tower was added to the structure. The 2010 renovation removed the outdated TV mast and replaced it with the original design of the tower, a bronze roof with a 100ft flagpole.

Life Insurance Building is a landmark historical building in San Antonio, Texas. The 31-story building began construction in 1927 and reached 123 meters and opened in 1929. Originally known as Smith Young Tower, it was a core part of a partially completed development project called the Bowen Island skyscraper. The eight-sided neo-Gothic brick and Ludowici Green Terracotta Warriors and Horses Tower (with the Tower of the Stone Ghost) were the tallest buildings in San Antonio until 1988, when the 166-meter-high towers of the Marriott River Center Hotel were surpassed.

The life insurance company building is quite unique. This place is also a very important building. It is very historical. When you come here to visit and play, you can see a lot of fun things. The company building is also quite unique.

Life insurance company is an American company, the whole company building is very good, many insurance projects are acceptable.

The Life Insurance Company Building is one of the most majestic buildings in the Holy City. The internal facilities are very advanced and complete, the insurance type is very complete, and the attitude of the service staff is very enthusiastic. We will introduce the history of the building in detail.