Looking up at the corner of Rusk and Travis. This is the corner of the Neils Esperson Building built in 1927 in the art deco style. You can just see the top of the building in the reflection of the building to the left. By Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker. Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
The reflection of the Niels Esperson Building (Circa. 1927) in the 801 Travis Building (circa 1981) is framed by the columns of the Esperson entry way providing a mix of old and new. By Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker. Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
Looking up at the corner of Rusk and Travis. This is the corner of the Neils Esperson Building built in 1927 in the art deco style. You can just see the top of the building in the reflection of the building to the left. By Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker. Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
One of over 350 security cameras in downtown Houston is perched on a marble marker. The Centerpoint Energy Plaza (circa 1974) and 3 of its reflections can be seen. by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
The large ring marks the entrance to the Wells Fargo Plaza which was completed in 1983 as the First Interstate Bank Plaza. Its neighbors, Enterprise Plaza, and Shell One can be seen flanking the building. #downtownhouston #nikon#nikonusa #archdaily #NikonNoFilter #shotoftheday Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
Looking through one of the 2 the awnings on the corners of the Total Plaza built 1971, renovated 1999. The Hyatt Regency, Enterprise Plaza, Wells Fargo Tower, and the Centerpoint Energy Plaza surround the corner of Total Plaza. by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
Looking Up at 1010 Lamar adjacent to the former Sakowitz Building from the Main Street square. Photo by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
Looking up through the ring of sky walk, the former Enron headquarters reflects the rest of the city. 1400 Smith was built in 1983 is actually considered Four Allen Center and is now headquarters for Chevron. Photo by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
Shell One, Wells Fargo Plaza, Enterprise Plaza, Total Plaza, and Centerpoint Energy Plaza surround a metal and glass clad marker. When looking from this angle, all the buildings look the same size, along with the marker which I am leaning on to make this image. It reminds us, just as it is in life, we are all equal. Photo by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
The unique Pennzoil Place building from Louisiana Street with the Bank of America Building reflection by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
Looking up at the black glass trapezoids of Pennzoil Place, and the ever present tallest building in Texas, the Chase Tower. Pennzoil Place was built in 1975, and was the first to break the glass rectangle-box mold of the era. The Chase Tower was completed in 1982 as the Texas Commerce Building. Photo by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
The First City Tower (circa 1981) reflects in the 2 Houston Center lobby. Those indentions in the First City Building are supposed to resemble “F’s”. Photo by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
Two Houston Center’s (circa 1974) dark metal and glass sits across the street in contrast to One Houston Centre’s (circa 1961) light stone. Two Houston Center predates the first Star Wars movie by 3 years, but the original grand scheme for Houston Center and the look of the building gives me that “Empire” feel. Photo by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
The BG Group Place also known as MainPlace (circa 2011) is an awesome sight and a sign of renewal in downtown Houston, but it resulted in the demo of the Montagu Hotel (circa1913) and the New West Building (circa. 1912). In contrast, the Carter Building (circa 1910) is being renovated across the Main Street. The Houston Bar Center (1917), and the Gulf Building (1929) are also in the scene. Photo by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
The Carter and Gulf Buildings are refelcted in BG Group Place at the corner of Main and Rusk. Photo by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
In the Shadow of the Skyline District on SMith Street by Houston Architectural Photographer Dee Zunker Houston Commercial Photographer Dee Zunker
