Ambassador Hotel (Tulsa, Oklahoma)
Opened in 1929 by General Patrick Hurley as a luxury residence for Tulsa oil executives, this landmark hotel…
Opened in 1929 by General Patrick Hurley as a luxury residence for Tulsa oil executives, this landmark hotel…
Oklahoma's most celebrated Art Déco building: a 225-foot tower of terracotta and faith, where geometric wheat-sheaves and stylised…
A teenager who would become one of America’s great architects helped detail a 225-foot concrete tower in terracotta…
Built in 1928 at the height of Tulsa’s oil boom prosperity, the Circle Cinema is one of the…
Built in 1925 at the height of Tulsa’s oil boom, the 18-story Mayo Hotel at 115 W 5th…
Tulsa's tallest building tells a century in two acts: a 1918 oil-trade tower extended in 1984 with a…
Waite Phillips's retail complement to the Philtower next door: a low-rise Art Déco arcade of zigzag terracotta and…
At 323 feet, Waite Phillips's 1928 tower synthesises Gothic pinnacles and Jazz Age terracotta into the defining vertical…
Waite Phillips named it by combining his own surname with “tower,” and the 24-story result is Tulsa’s most…
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