Mobil Research and
Development
Dallas, Texas
This central research center for the Western Hemisphere has two major components: a round office tower and a linear laboratory wing. Norman served as a design and production team member, and subsequently as Architect-in-the-Field.
Monumental artwork included a wind-driven atrium mobile by Susumu Shingu and suspended fabric sculpture by Richard Smith.
Dallas, Texas
This central research center for the Western Hemisphere has two major components: a round office tower and a linear laboratory wing. Norman served as a design and production team member, and subsequently as Architect-in-the-Field.
Monumental artwork included a wind-driven atrium mobile by Susumu Shingu and suspended fabric sculpture by Richard Smith.

Credits
Design Architects and Planners:
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
(formerly I. M. Pei & Partners)
Major Artists:
• Susumu Shingu
• Richard Smith
General Contractor:
J. A. Jones Construction
Photos courtesy of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Design Architects and Planners:
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
(formerly I. M. Pei & Partners)
Major Artists:
• Susumu Shingu
• Richard Smith
General Contractor:
J. A. Jones Construction
Photos courtesy of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners