Transco Tower, Houston

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Transco Tower in Houston is a prominent postmodern skyscraper and local landmark known for its distinctive stepped design and reflective glass façade.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landmark
skyscraper
alsoKnownAs Transco Tower
Williams Tower
architect John Burgee
Philip Johnson
architecturalFeature reflective glass façade
stepped design
architecturalStyle postmodern architecture
category Office buildings completed in 1983
Postmodern architecture in Texas
Skyscrapers in Houston
city Houston
completionDate 1983
country United States
designType setback tower
developer Hines Interests Limited Partnership
feature beacon light at the top
floorCount 64
height approximately 275 meters
approximately 902 feet
laterRenamedFor Williams Companies
locatedIn Houston, Texas, United States
Uptown Houston
material concrete
glass
steel
namedAfter Transco Energy Company
near The Galleria, Houston
openingDate 1983
ranking one of the tallest buildings in Houston
one of the tallest buildings in Texas
roofType flat roof
significance iconic element of the Houston skyline
state Texas
use commercial offices

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Johnson/Burgee Architects designed Transco Tower, Houston
Johnson/Burgee Architects designed Bank of America Center, Houston
linked to: Transco Tower, Houston
Philip Johnson and Associates notableWork Williams Tower, Houston
linked to: Transco Tower, Houston