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Price Tower in Bartlesville Oklahoma is one of two realized skyscrapers designed by the famous architect, Frank Lloyd Wright in 1952 for The H.C. Price Company.

Price Tower was a multi-use building with business offices, shops, and apartments. The H. C. Price Company was the primary tenant, and the remaining office floors and double-height apartments were leased to lawyers, accountants, physicians, dentists, insurance agents, and the architect Bruce Goff, who kept an office and rented one of the apartments. A women's high-end dress shop, beauty salon, and the regional offices of the Public Service Company of Oklahoma occupied the two-story wing of the tower, with a drive-through passageway separating the high and low structures. The Price Company occupied the upper floors, and included a commissary on the sixteenth floor as well as a penthouse office suite for members of the Price family

The H.C. Price Company sold Price Tower to Phillips Petroleum in 1981. Phillips d...

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