Karl Kamrath

Major Buildings

Phyllis Wheatley High School, Houston (1948)

Temple Emanu-El, Houston (1949, with Lenard R. Gabert) Houston (1975)

Houston Contemporary Arts Association Museum (1949, demolished)

Dow Chemical Company complex, Freeport (1953)

Schlumberger Corporation complex (1953) now University of Houston Energy Research Center

Humble Oil Research Center, Houston (1954) (demolished 2017)

St. John the Divine Church, Houston (1954, with H. A. Salisbury)

University of Texas M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute (1954, altered), featured in TIME magazine in December 1954

Commercial Standard Insurance Company Building, Fort Worth (1956)

Farnsworth and Chambers Building (1957) an early office facility for NASA and Project Mercury, now Houston Parks Gragg Building

Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church, Bunker Hill Village, Houston (1957, 1973)

Temple Rodef Shalom, Waco (1962)

First Pasadena State Bank Building, Pasadena, Texas (1962)

Science and Research Building, University of Houston (1968)

Travertine Nature Center, Chickasaw National Recreation Area. Sulphur, Oklahoma (1968)

Big Three Industries Building, Houston (1974)

Kamrath Second Residence, on Tiel Way in River Oaks, Houston (1953)

George P. Mitchell house, Piney Point Village (1963, demolished), profiled in Fortune Magazine

C.B. Ellis house, on Green River Trail in Ft. Worth, Texas (1966)