For many years, Corrigan Tower, originally designed in 1950 by architect Wyatt C. Hedrick and constructed starting in 1952, provided rentable office space on Elm Street in downtown Dallas. Named for ...

Two Fort Worth companies, Wyatt C. Hedrick, Architect and Engineer and the Elmer G. Withers Architectural Company were named as “associated architects” – meaning that they shared ...

Many familiar with Fort Worth history recognize such names as James J. Kane, Marshall R. Sanguinet, Carl Staats, or Wyatt C. Hedrick, all early Fort Worth architects who designed many notable ...

The significance of the asset and its location in downtown contributed to a depth of buyers that span multiple uses but ultimately Sundance Square won out in a competitive bid process.

The tower was developed by Houston businessman Jesse Jones, designed by Wyatt C. Hedrick and Alfred C. Finn, and built by Fort Worth Properties Co. for $2.5 million. Dec. 20, 1944: The Worth Hotel.