The Architeaser for yesterday was (like the previous day) a telephone company building.  Though most people probably recognized the old Southwestern Bell tower building for its radar dishes and antennas atop the tower, the original building at street level has the decorative brickwork featured yesterday.  That original building has been expanded, with both sides now surrounded by a newer building (including the aforementioned tower).

Today’s entry features more modern decorative work.

Yesterday’s Architeaser was the AT&T building on Capitol Avenue.  Over the years, it has been called the Southwestern Bell Telephone Building, SBC Building and now the AT&T building. At a distance it appears that the off-white is a solid surface, perhaps a concrete — but most of it is composed of bricks.

Today’s Architeaser also features brickwork.  This one, from an older building, shows off the creativity of a different patterns which can be used in brick.