Four Leaf Towers

The Four Leaf Towers are a high-rise residential complex in Houston, Texas, located on San Felipe Street near the Uptown district. Designed by architect Cesar Pelli and completed in 1982, the complex consists of two forty-story towers, each housing 200 condominiums, rising from a parklike setting. Visitors can admire the modern architecture and take in the outdoor sculpture "Polygenesis" by artist Beverly Pepper, displayed in the foreground of the grounds. The site is also historically significant: a fire in 2001 resulted in tragic casualties, which brought the building's safety features into focus.