Gulf Building, Pittsburgh

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The Gulf Building in Pittsburgh is a historic skyscraper that once served as the iconic headquarters of the Gulf Oil Corporation and remains a prominent feature of the city's skyline.

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Gulf Building (Pittsburgh) 1
Gulf Building, Pittsburgh canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landmark
skyscraper
alsoKnownAs Gulf Tower NERFINISHED
architect Edward Mellon NERFINISHED
Trowbridge & Livingston NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Art Deco
builtFor Gulf Oil Corporation NERFINISHED
city Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
surface form: Pittsburgh
completionDate 1932
constructionStartDate 1930
coordinates approximate latitude 40.441° N
approximate longitude 79.996° W
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developer Gulf Oil Corporation NERFINISHED
era early 20th century skyscraper
floorCount 44
formerHeadquartersOf Gulf Oil Corporation NERFINISHED
hasElevators yes
hasLightingScheme color-changing tower lights
height about 177 meters
about 582 feet
heritageStatus listed as a historic structure by local authorities
locatedIn Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
material granite base
limestone cladding
steel frame
neighborhood Downtown Pittsburgh NERFINISHED
notableFeature illuminated weather beacon lights
stepped pyramid crown
openingDate 1932
originalTenant Gulf Oil Corporation NERFINISHED
owner private owner
partOf Pittsburgh Central Business District skyline NERFINISHED
region Allegheny County NERFINISHED
roofType stepped setback roof
significance iconic element of Pittsburgh skyline
streetAddress 707 Grant Street
use commercial offices
retail space

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Gulf Oil headquartersLocation Gulf Building, Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil ownedAsset Gulf Building, Pittsburgh
this entity surface form: Gulf Building (Pittsburgh)