The "Standard Life Building", 345 4th Ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Designed by Alden & Harlow as 13-story office building with rusticated street-side facade (Romanesque revival architecture), built in 1902. Housed the Pittsburgh Bank for Savings on a stretch on Fourth Avenue that was known locally as Pittsburgh's "Wall Street". In 1921 was converted into a dormitory for the "Art Institute of Pittsburgh". After 2013, used as an apartment building.