Roy G. Cullen Building
Texas, United States
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The Roy G. Cullen Building, completed in 1939 on the campus of the University of Houston in Texas, is an Art Deco structure and the oldest building on the university's present-day campus. Construction began in 1938 under the patronage of Roy Gustav Cullen, for whom the building is named. The structure is believed to be the first building on an American higher education campus to feature air conditioning, a pioneering amenity that distinguished it as a technologically advanced facility for its era.
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- architectural structure
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- Texas, United States
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