McKay Tower

McKay Tower 	McKay Tower
View across the Swan River from Chinatown	View across the Swan River from Chinatown
Record height 	Record height
Tallest in Wentworth from 1982 to 1996 	Tallest in Wentworth from 1982 to 1996
Preceded by 	Freedom Tower
Succeeded by 	Wentworth International Trade Centre
General information 	General information
Status 	Complete
Type 	Commercial offices
Architectural style 	Modern
Location 	Chiswick, Wentworth, Enderron
Construction started 	17 February 1970
Completed 	20 December 1981
Opening 	9 February 1982
Cost 	$540 million
Owner 	McKay Group
Height 	Height
Architectural 	347.5 m (1140 ft)
Tip 	347.5 m (1140 ft)
Roof 	310.8 m (1020 ft)
Top floor 	
Technical details 	Technical details
Floor count 	62
Lifts 	
Design and construction 	Design and construction
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The McKay Tower (/məˈkaɪ/, also known as the McKay Building and Natbank Tower) is a building located in Wentworth, Enderron. At 348 metres, it is the fifth-tallest building and sixth-tallest structure in the city. The McKay Tower is located in Chiswick in inner-city Wentworth and is an important part of Wentworth's financial sector, housing the head offices of the National Bank of Enderron. It was the tallest structure in Wentworth from its opening in 1982 to 1996, when it was surpassed by the Wentworth International Trade Centre in the neighbouring suburb of Docklands, holding the title for a record 14 years.