Point West World Savings Bank & Loan

Originally built for World Savings Bank in 1982, this 42,000 sq. ft. bank sits in what was once known as the World Savings Plaza. The facility is now being occupied by a Wells Fargo Branch Bank.

This bank is an example of postmodernism architecture, a style which was popular in the early 1980’s. Many of the work of Nacht & Lewis designed at this time were greatly influenced by this style. Postmodernism continues to have an effect on local architecture today and is evident in the Sacramento skyline.