Kennedy Dow and Clarence Z. Hubbell, and built from 1908 to 1911 by the Fredrick Phair Company. It used the then new form of steel construction which allowed the 11-story building to become the tallest building in Spokane, at the time. Paulsen Medical and Dental Building The Paulsen Medical and Dental Building was designed by Gustav Pehrson and built adjacent to the August Paulsen Building. Built between 1928 and 1929, together they are referred to as the Paulsen Center. The Medical and Dental Building is a 15-story Art Deco style skyscraper, with Spanish Moor styled exterior. This building, not completed until after Paulsen's death, includes distinctive penthouse in which Paulsen family members lived until 2007. References Other sources Heritage From Heroes, Spokane's Dreamers & Builders (Chapter 49, "Dairying Dane Makes Mine Miracles" by Dorothy Rochon Powers. Fairmount Memorial Association; 1993) External links Paulsen Center Paulsen Building 1871 births 1927 deaths Businesspeople from Spokane, Washington Danish emigrants to the United States