Price Tower is a 19-story skyscraper in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for Harold C. Price Sr. and the H. C. Price Company and opened in 1956. One of Wright’s very few high-rises, it adapted ideas from an earlier unbuilt New York project into a mixed-use tower with offices, apartments, and a private family suite. Its pinwheel-like core, cantilevered floors, and geometric design gave it a striking form that stood out sharply in its small oil-era city. Widely recognized as a landmark in Bartlesville and in Wright’s late career, it later served offices, a museum, hotel, and restaurant before closing in 2024 and being renovated again after its 2025 sale.