• Hill Building - Wikipedia

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    The Hill Building is a 17-story modernistic skyscraper located in Durham, North Carolina. Built in 1935–1937, the Hill Building was designed by New York City architecture firm...

  • Custom Home Builder Serving Genessee, Oakland & Lapeer...

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    Hill Building is a Custom Home Builder, Remodeler and Commercial Construction Company serving Southeast Michigan.

  • HILL BUILDING

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    HILL BUILDING. Durham, North Carolina. ... The building is outfitted with Art Deco ornamentation, interior fluted doors and an exquistirely crafted letter box.

  • Hill Building - YouTube

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  • Oak Hill Building — Basement, Kitchen & Bathroom Home...

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    Oak Hill Building understands the importance of feeling confident and secure in your remodeling decision.

  • Hill Building

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    It was built for John Sprunt Hill for the Home Savings and Trust Company and provided employment for workers and suppliers in the Great Depression.

  • McGraw-Hill Building - Docomomo

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    The 35-story blue-green McGraw-Hill Building has been a unique contributor to the New York City skyline since its completion in 1931.

  • Hill Building | Then and Now

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    The Hill Building was built in 1937 and is seen here in that year. It had the same architect as the Empire State Building.

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  • Hill Building / CCB Building / Suntrust Building

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    The Hill Building, also known as the CCB (Central Carolina Bank) building and the Suntrust Building, is certainly the most prominent piece of historic...

  • The Old McGraw-Hill Building — New York, New York

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    Scaffolding covers the art deco font McGraw-Hill sign that decorated the entrance and top of the once-gleaming building.