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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Campus
1980–1986, Jessen, Inc. 504 E. Ben White Blvd.
Among the later buildings of this long-running firm, the AMD campus became one of the earliest forays into designing for the high-tech industry in Austin. The firm's reputation for modern design and for the design of institutional buildings made it a good candidate for this new venture. The campus has been altered by subsequent owners, but the modern architectural influence is still present.
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