Anderson and House, Inc. has made a significant impact on the construction landscape since its inception in 1906. Founded by Archie O. Campbell, who is famous for building Oklahoma City’s first skyscraper, the five-story Culbertson Building, the company has a rich history marked by notable projects that contributed to the urban development of Oklahoma City and beyond. Over the years, Anderson and House has embraced partnerships and collaborations that expanded its capabilities, including significant constructions like Central High School in downtown Oklahoma City, which is now recognized in the National Register of Historic Places.
As the company grew, it partnered with prominent figures in the industry, such as Thomas O’Keefe and William E. Price, leading to the creation of iconic structures such as the Kerr Building and the Skirvin Tower Hotel. These projects not only showcase architectural excellence but also highlight the company’s commitment to sound building practices that stand the test of time. Following the passing of Campbell, the company continued to maintain its legacy of quality under the leadership of Price and later with Frank J. Kern and George A. Koegel.
Throughout its long-standing history, Anderson and House has been an integral player in shaping the infrastructure in various regions across the nation. Today, it remains committed to high standards of quality, safety, and professionalism, guided by the values ingrained in its founders. With a strong emphasis on community involvement and professional excellence, Anderson and House, Inc. continues to build not just structures, but also lasting relationships with clients, ensuring it plays a vital role in future development and growth.
