The General Petroleum Building opened in 1949, showcasing the ideas of its lauded local architect, Welton Becket. It’s embellished with Becket touches; broad cubic posture, slim metal columns, and huge windows that open in playful accordion bifolds. Now it’s being fully restored and re-introduced as Pegasus Apartments. The newest thing to transform this neighborhood from a financial district into a very multi-dimensional urban community.  The design idea is to intermingle contemporary with existing architecture. 

This is accomplished with lofty ceilings, concrete floors granite countertops and nickel-plated hardware and hardwood panel doors.  To relax, bathrooms house roman style tubs and brand new fixtures. 

Amenities 

• Parking
• Swimming pool
• Sundeck
• Fitness center
• 24 hour concierge
  
• Laundry facilities
• Pre-wired for high-speed data
• Pre-wired for DirecTV
• Cats welcome