Founders Tower, Skyscraper in Oklahoma City, United States
Founders Tower is a cylindrical skyscraper with 20 floors and a distinctive folded concrete roof design in Oklahoma City. The building was later converted into residential units with balconies offering views of the city.
The building was constructed in 1964 by United Founders Life Insurance Corporation as an office space. In 2006, it underwent a major renovation to convert it into residential units.
The building embodies the Googie architectural movement of the 1960s, with bold angles and modern design elements that defined post-war American building styles. Visitors can see this distinctive visual language today in the structure's striking silhouette.
The building now houses residential units with private balconies providing views of Oklahoma City. Its downtown location provides easy access to local shops and services.
The top floor originally housed one of only a few revolving restaurants in US office buildings, with panoramic views of the skyline. This restaurant is no longer operating but reflects the building's ambitious early use.
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