Standard Oil Building, New York City

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The Standard Oil Building in New York City is a historic early 20th-century skyscraper in Lower Manhattan, originally built as the headquarters of the Standard Oil Company and noted for its Beaux-Arts design by the architectural firm Carrère and Hastings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf headquarters building
historic building
office building
skyscraper
architect Carrère and Hastings
John Merven Carrère
Thomas Hastings
architecturalStyle Beaux-Arts
associatedCompany Standard Oil Company
linked to: Standard Oil
associatedIndustry petroleum industry
category Beaux-Arts architecture in New York City
Historic commercial buildings in New York City
Skyscraper office buildings in Manhattan
city New York City
country United States
era early 20th century
heritageStatus historic skyscraper
locatedIn Lower Manhattan
Manhattan
New York City
New York State
linked to: New York

United States
locatedInNeighborhood Financial District
notableFor Beaux-Arts design
role as Standard Oil headquarters
originalFunction headquarters of Standard Oil Company
originalOwner Standard Oil Company
linked to: Standard Oil
partOf Lower Manhattan skyline
linked to: Manhattan skyline
tenant Standard Oil Company
linked to: Standard Oil
use commercial offices

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Carrère and Hastings notableWork Standard Oil Building, New York City
Aon Center formerName Standard Oil Building
linked to: Standard Oil Building, New York City
Thomas Hastings notableWork Standard Oil Building (26 Broadway, New York City)
linked to: Standard Oil Building, New York City
John Merven Carrère notableWork Standard Oil Building (26 Broadway, New York City)
linked to: Standard Oil Building, New York City
Amoco Building alsoKnownAs Standard Oil Building
linked to: Standard Oil Building, New York City