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Houston Art Deco & Streamline Moderne Buildings (page 1)

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Clarke & Courts Building
Houston, TX
The Clarke & Courts Building was designed by Joseph Finger and built in 1936. It originally housed Clarke & Courts Printing & Lithography Co. The business closed in 1989. In 1994, the building was converted into residential space known as the TriBeca Lofts. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. [map]

former Weingarten's Big Food Market
Houston, TX
2006: 2011:
2018:
Weingarten's Big Food Market was designed by Joseph Finger and built around 1941. This was the 16th location built for this supermarket chain. In 2006, renovation work began on the building. It now houses the West End Shopping Center. For more, see this website. [map]

Reserve 101
Houston, TX
2011: 2018:
The Reserve 101 bar occupies this Art Deco building from around 1935. Around 2012, part of the building was repainted. [map]

Dahlgren's Cabinet Shop
Houston, TX
Dahlgren's Cabinet Shop, later Dahlgren's Furniture Studio, was built in 1930. The two-story addition to the right was built in 1940. The building now houses the Latino Learning Center. [map]

Albritton's Eats
Houston, TX

2011:
2021:
The Albritton's Eats building was built in 1945. It now houses Panaderia La Reynera. The building was repainted in 2019. [map]

Hamman Exploration Co.
Houston, TX
The Hamman Exploration Co. building was built in 1940. For more, see this website. [map]

Lamar-River Oaks Shopping Center
Houston, TX
The Lamar-River Oaks Shopping Center was designed by Raymond H. Brogniez and built around 1948. For more, see this website. [map]

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