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Panorama of Pittsburgh File 692-062-088

Pittsburgh, PA city

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structure #630613415building

The Carlyle

existing 91.4 m 22 floors 1906

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Architectural Height91.4 m
Floors22
Completion1906
Last Renovation2007
Structural Formhigh-rise building
Main Usagecommercial office
Status existing
Architectural Styleneo-classical
Address306 Fourth Avenue
Smart Address300–306 Fourth Avenue
Smart Address310–314 Wood Street
CityPittsburgh
CountryUnited States
Source: SKYDB | As of: 2026-09-16

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