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List Buildings in 77030
Cockrell Butterfly Center, 1 Hermann Circle Drive, Houston Cockrell Butterfly Center
Designed by: George Pierce - Abel B. Pierce and Staub, and Rather and Howze
Construction Completed: 1994
Area: Museum District
Post Code: 77030
City: Houston, Texas
 Most butterfly houses look the same -- some sort of pyramid, dome, or cylinder to maximize the amount of light coming in and thus reduce heating bills. This one is different in that it encompasses all...read more >>
   
Hermann Park Reservoir, Beneath Hermann Park, Houston Hermann Park Reservoir
Construction Completed: 1939
Area: Hermann Park
Post Code: 77030
City: Houston, Texas
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Mecom Fountain, Main Street at Montrose Boulevard, Houston Mecom Fountain
Area: Museum District
Post Code: 77030
City: Houston, Texas
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Memorial Hermann Hospital, 6411 Fannin, Houston Memorial Hermann Hospital
Area: Medical Center
Post Code: 77030
City: Houston, Texas
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Saint Luke's Medical Tower, 6624 Fannin Street, Houston Saint Luke's Medical Tower
Designed by: Cesar Pelli and Associates and Kendall/Heaton Associates
Construction Completed: 1991
Area: Medical Center
Post Code: 77030
City: Houston, Texas
 This is the anchor building for one of Houston's fastest-growing skylines. Saint Luke's Medical Tower looks out to the world not as a hospital, but as a symbol of man's ability to conqu...read more >>
   
SONSCC, Holcombe Boulevard at Bertner Avenue, Houston SONSCC
Designed by: Berkebile Nelson Immenschuh McDowell Architects and Lake-Flato Architects
Construction Completed: 2004
Area: Medical Center
Post Code: 77030
City: Houston, Texas
 This structure is an attempt by architects and engineers to produce a building that is both useful and low-impact. The philosophy is appropriate in two ways. First, it is a college-owned building, and...read more >>
   
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