Preston Pointe

Preston Pointe is a mixed-use commercial and residential building in Downtown Louisville, Kentucky.^[2] The building is square in shape with a unique sloped steel roof. The first five floors consist of office space, the sixth and seventh consist of two-story condominiums, and the eighth floor is mechanical space.^[3]

Preston Pointe
General information
Location	333 East Main Downtown Louisville
Coordinates	38°15′20.9″N 85°44′46.4″W
Technical details
Floor count	7[1]
Floor area	63,821 sq ft (5,929.2 m2)

Design and construction

Preston Pointe was designed and co-developed by Henry Potter and his architectural firm Potter & Associates.^[4][5]

History

Old National Bank began opening a branch in Preston Pointe in October 2004, marking the building's first commercial presence.^[6][7] On April 10, 2023, a mass shooting occurred at the bank by a former employee,^[8] prompting Old National Bank to close the location and relocate to 400 W. Market.^[9]

Awards

The Kentucky Society of Architects American Institute of Architects (AIA) awarded Preston Pointe the Citation for Excellence in Architectural Design in 2007, with the jury commenting: "This building’s bold, iconic design creates a landmark statement, and as a consequence, brings new vitality and interest to an older urban neighborhood."^[10]