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Along with PPG Place and its all-glass facade, there are also the U.S. Steel Tower, with a steel facade, and the Alcoa Building, with, (what else), an aluminium facade. Pittsburgh's monuments to the great age of Industrial America. --John Nagle 18:56, 15 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I've always wondered what exactly is in the castle structures on the top of the main building. are they offices, or storage, or AC units, or what-have-you?--

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