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| This small, sculptural building was designed as a “temporary structure” to accommodate the needs of this new bank until the owner-developer could move the bank into facilities in an office tower planed on adjacent property. |
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| Horizontal insulated panels on a steel frame which was left exposed on the interior provided a “high tech” enclosure on a tight budget. The high volume space entered through a grand entry accommodated ATM, lobby and drive-in tellers, credit department, new accounts, cashier, president, secretaries and customer waiting on the first floor. The second floor mezzanine housed bookkeeping, lounge and 6 loan officers. |
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| Bill May Architect |
5925 Kirby, suite 220, Houston, TX 77005 |
713-665-5666 |
bmay8@sbcglobal.net |
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