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Houston Architecture Photography
From the downtown skyline to private homes, Houston has a diverse mixture of historic and modern architecture.
Our collection of architectural stock photography showcases some of Houston's finest buildings and architectural accents. Our photo archive showcases prominent buildings and landmarks, such as the Williams Tower, Williams Waterwall and the Galleria Mall. This gallery page is only a sampling of the photos available in our image library. Click any of the pictures below or use the search field to browse our online photos. All of our pictures are available as stock photography or fine art photo prints and posters.
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Nichols-Rice-Cherry House
This greek revival home was built in 1850 and located at Congress and San Jacinto Streets. The home was owned by 3 prominent figures in Houston history including Gen. Ebenezer Nichols and Mrs. E. R. Cherry. Perhaps the most well known was philanthropist William Marsh Rice who purchased the home in 1856. Rice later went on to found Rice University.
Houston Historic Home Photo
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Williams Tower and Waterwall
This picture shows a an upward view of the Williams Tower from behind the silhouetted facade of the Waterwall architectural columns. The Water wall sits at the South end of the Williams Tower property and compliments the tower as an architectural accent.
Picture of Williams Waterwall in Uptown Houston
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Williams Waterwall
This photo shows a frontal view if the Williams Waterwall facade. The night illumination is lighting the falling water behind the series of frontal columns.
Photo of Williams Waterwall
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St. John Church
Built by German farmers in 1891, this historic Evangelical Lutheran church was originally located in Northwest Harris County. In 1968, it was donated to the Houston Heritage Society and moved to Sam Houston Park in Downtown Houston. This photograph shows the Heritage Plaza building towering just behind St. John Church.
St John Church Downtown Houston Photo
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Houston City Hall
Modern skyscrapers of downtown dwarf the 11-story Houston City Hall building. Construction on the structure began in 1938 and finished in 1939. The art deco style facade is made of Texas Cordova limestone. The building is still operational as part of a network of buildings that makes up the the core of Houston government.
Houston City Hall Picture
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Houston Skyline District
This picture shows the glass and steel towers of Houston's skyline district reflecting the last rays of afternoon light.
Downtown Houston Skyline Photo
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 © Copyright Eric W. Pohl. All rights reserved. All stock photography images on this website are the exclusive property of Eric W. Pohl and are protected by international copyright law. Alteration, distribution or reproduction in any form (including derivative works) is strictly prohibited without licensing and permission. Saving of digital files is allowed ONLY for the purpose of creating composite design and layout mock-ups. All other commercial or personal use is prohibited without permission. To obtain reproduction rights to any of these images, please contact Eric W. Pohl. |