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The tower was completed in 1974 by the Independent Life and Accident Insurance Company, and was known as the Independent Life Building. The design concept included a sloping base and the larger corner frames to provide a distinctive image not only for the company, but also as an identifying landmark for the city of Jacksonville. The Architect received the Honor Award for Outstanding Achievement in Design by the Jacksonville Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture for the Modis Building.

The AT&T Tower, also known as AT&T Building, is a skyscraper in Jacksonville. Standing 447 feet (136 m) tall  it is currently the city's third-tallest building but largest in terms of class "A" rentable area with 956,201 ft.

The original Baptist Memorial Hospital in downtown Jacksonville was opened in the 1940’s, and is the flagship hospital for Baptist Health.  Baptist Health, based in Jacksonville  is a network of five hospitals, affiliated with 34 primary care offices located throughout Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia. All Baptist Hospitals have the MAGNET designation, the highest honor a health care organization can receive for excellence in patient care.

JEA (formerly Jacksonville Electric Authority), located in Jacksonville is the eighth largest community-owned electric utility company in the United States and largest in Florida. As of 2009, JEA serves more than 417,000 electric customers, 305,000 water customers and 230,000 sewer customers. Besides Jacksonville (Duval County), JEA also has customers in Clay, Nassau and St. Johns counties.

The Riverplace Tower is a 28 floor office building on the south bank of the St. Johns River in Jacksonville. At the time of its construction, it was the tallest building in Jacksonville and the defining landmark in the skyline. It remained the tallest for eight years until the Independent Life (now Modis) was built in 1974. In 2007, 40 years after its construction, Riverplace Tower was still the 5th tallest building in Jacksonville.