Ellicott Square Building
- Architect
- Daniel Burnham
- Year
- 1896
- Style
- Renaissance Revival
- City
- Buffalo, NY
The Ellicott Square Building, completed in 1896 in downtown Buffalo, was designed by Daniel Burnham, a historically important architect. It is a large-scale commercial building notable as an early large-footprint office building, filling its downtown block.
the building
Block-filling footprint. Completed in 1896, the Ellicott Square Building was notable as an early large-footprint office building, its facade filling the entire downtown block.
the style
Renaissance Revival (c. 1840–1915): The Italian palazzo reborn as banks, clubs, and brownstones: rough stone bases, orderly window rows, and a heavy top cornice.
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