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Panorama of Tempe File 872-813-282

Tempe, AZ city

structure #510175681building

State Farm Operations Building 2

existing 77.1 m 17 floors 2016

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Architectural Height77.1 m
Main Roof Height77.1 m
Floors17
Completion2016
Structural Formhigh-rise building
Main Usageretail, parking, office, commercial office
Status existing
Architectural Stylemodern
Address400 East Rio Salado Parkway
Smart Address400 East Rio Salado Parkway
CityTempe
CountryUnited States
Source: SKYDB | As of: 2026-09-17

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  1. Photo 270-884-845
    Photo 270-884-845
    Brian LoBue
  2. Photo 618-382-679
    Photo 618-382-679
    Nephilim
  3. Photo 703-711-450
    Photo 703-711-450
    Brian LoBue
  4. Photo 774-655-751
    Photo 774-655-751
    Brian LoBue
  5. Photo 754-611-973
    Photo 754-611-973
    Brian LoBue
  6. Photo 208-690-228
    Photo 208-690-228
    Brian LoBue
  7. Photo 335-214-087
    Photo 335-214-087
    Brian LoBue
  8. Photo 964-743-281
    Photo 964-743-281
    Brian LoBue
  9. Photo 704-267-120
    Photo 704-267-120
    Brian LoBue
  10. Photo 560-352-638
    Photo 560-352-638
    Brian LoBue
  11. Photo 262-370-376
    Photo 262-370-376
    Brian LoBue
  12. Photo 155-945-033
    Photo 155-945-033
    Brian LoBue

Construction calendar

6 construction-phase photos across 2014.

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