The 320 South Boston Building is one of my favorite buildings. Growing up right outside of Tulsa, I have always heard about Tulsa’s rich history and the Art Deco style that exists throughout downtown. This building specifically always seemed to stand out to me. It fits right in with the buildings of the last century but its ornamentation is unique in comparison. The designer and architect of this building, Oscar Wenderoth, was from Chicago which is where I think he got his different style. He designed the 320 South Boston Building in the Beaux-Arts architecture style which originated in Paris and was taught until the end of the 19th century. The 320 South Boston Building was completed in 1917 and expanded in 1929 so I am led to believe Wenderoth drew upon classic and beloved European architectural principles to give the building a sort of formidability, as it was the tallest building in town at the time. I love this building and I love seeing it when I walk the streets of downtown. It is just as beautiful and ornate on the inside and its grandeur almost seems to transport you to a past time.