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Watts Building (1928) – Birmingham, Alabama

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Warren, Knight & Davis. Watts Building (1928). Birmingham, Alabama.
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Looking at the top of the Watts Building from the southwest
Looking at the top of the Watts Building from the southwest
Looking up at the Watts Building from the northwest
Looking up at the Watts Building from the northwest
Windows on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the Watts Building, Birmingham, Alabama
Windows on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the Watts Building, Birmingham, Alabama
Looking at the 14th floor of the Watts Building from the southwest
Looking at the 14th floor of the Watts Building from the southwest
Windows on the Watts Building, Birmingham, Alabama
Windows on the Watts Building, Birmingham, Alabama
Looking at the southwest corner of the Watts Building, Birmingham, Alabama
Looking at the southwest corner of the Watts Building, Birmingham, Alabama
Looking at the northwest corner of the Watts Building, Birmingham. Alabama
Looking at the northwest corner of the Watts Building, Birmingham. Alabama
Looking up at the Watts Building from the northwest
Looking up at the Watts Building from the northwest
Canopy and entrance on the south elevation of the Watts Building, Birmingham, Alabama
Canopy and entrance on the south elevation of the Watts Building, Birmingham, Alabama
Looking up at the Watts Building from the southwest
Looking up at the Watts Building from the southwest
Watts Building, Birmingham, Alabama
Watts Building, Birmingham, Alabama

References

  1. “Watts Skyscraper Opens Doors”. The Birmingham News (Birmingham, Alabama), September 23, 1928, Watts Section, p. 1. ↩︎
  2. “Architects Well Known”. The Birmingham News (Birmingham, Alabama), September 23, 1928, Watts Section, p. 2. ↩︎

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