Goff's Searing House on the Market
Ever wanted to own a home designed by Bruce Goff?
Here's your chance.
The Concrete House
I remember the giant concrete house on Highway 33 between Inola and Chouteau. It was a landmark for us during family outings to visit friends in Locust Grove. For years it sat partially completed and hollow, a house-shaped shell made of steel and concrete.
Exploring Pryor Creek
It was originally called Coo-Y-Yah by the Cherokee, then in 1887 the name was changed to Pryor Creek. Most folks just call it Pryor. Today it's home to about 10,000 people, and a surprising number of interesting modern buildings!
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| The Googleplex is a landmark in the nearby Midamerica Industrial Park. |
Modern Habitat
Take a drive near the Outsider's House Museum today and you might notice some interesting new additions to the area. A pair of new homes with low-slope rooflines and simple lines are sprinkled amongst the bungalows of Tulsa, Oklahoma's Crutchfield Neighborhood.
No, these are not hipsters escaped from Lortondale.
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| Image courtesy of Green Country Habitat for Humanity |
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Goff's Searing House on the Market Ever wanted to own a home designed by Bruce Goff? Here's your chance.
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