Construction is underway on a 206-metre-high skyscraper by US architecture studio Pickard Chilton in Nebraska, which is set to be the state's tallest when completed.
Located in Omaha, the 44-storey skyscraper will be the new corporate headquarters of insurance company Mutual of Omaha and is set to be the tallest skyscraper in Nebraska and neighbouring states, according to the team.
"Upon completion, the next-generation 677-foot (206-metre) headquarters tower will be the tallest in Nebraska and in the surrounding states of Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, South Dakota and Wyoming," said Pickard Chilton.
Renders of the skyscraper show a glass tower with notched corners topped with a translucent cap.
It will contain 22 floors of offices divided by a 17th-floor "sky lobby" that will span five floors and contain offer, dining, fitness and outdoor spaces. A double-height conference room will be located on the tower's 44th floor and offer "grand vistas" to visitors.
Construction is underway on the Mutual of Omaha headquarters by Pickard Chilton
With interiors by architecture studio HOK, the tower's design aims to foster productivity through spaces that were created for a flexible work environment, according to the team.
"One of the most notable aspects of the design is the variety on each floor," said HOK directors of interior Betsy Graham.
"From phone and meeting rooms to break areas, we've carved out opportunities that meet employees where the...