Ezekiel W. Cullen Building
The administrative headquarters of the University of Houston, this Art Deco building designed by Alfred C.
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The administrative headquarters of the University of Houston, this Art Deco building designed by Alfred C.
Rising 37 stories above Main Street in downtown Houston, the Gulf Building was the tallest structure in Texas…
Completed in 1929 at 712 Main Street, the Gulf Building is the pre-eminent Gothic Art Deco skyscraper of…
Completed in 1939 at the west edge of Houston’s civic centre, the Houston City Hall is the finest…
Built in 1939 as part of Houston's New Deal–era civic center expansion, Houston City Hall is a clean,…
Houston's first school dedicated to training Black nurses, part of a pioneering hospital complex that provided professional opportunity…
Houston’s dominant skyscraper for thirty years after its 1929 completion, this 37-story Art Deco tower designed by Alfred…
The National Museum of Funeral History is a 35,000-square-foot museum in Houston, Texas, dedicated to preserving and presenting…
Completed in 1927 at 808 Travis Street in downtown Houston, the Niels Esperson Building is the most distinctive…
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