Gwynne Building

The Gwynne Building, a historic landmark in Cincinnati, Ohio, was completed in 1913 and designed by renowned architect Ernest Flagg. This Beaux-Arts style structure, notable for its fireproof design and intricate ox head adornments, originally served as the headquarters for Procter & Gamble from 1935 to 1956. The building, which spans 125,000 square feet and features a 14-story tower, is named after Alice Gwynne Vanderbilt, who commissioned it in honor of her father. After various renovations and changes in ownership, the building is set for transformation into a luxury hotel, making it an exciting destination for tourists and researchers interested in architectural history and urban development.