ConocoPhillips Center

Completed in 2018, our headquarters in Houston, Texas includes two state-of-the-art buildings named after our foundational SPIRIT Values.

SPIRIT ONE and SPIRIT TWO are connected by a SkyBridge and were designed to provide efficient, functional and collaborative spaces for employees. Together, they form the ConocoPhillips Center, which includes first-class office spaces, a multi-level Wellness Center, a cafeteria, two coffee shops, multiple training and conference areas, and onsite medical, dental and dry cleaning facilities. The center also provides a glimpse into the vibrancy and innovation of ConocoPhillips and the foundation on which our company is built. It’s not just where we work – it’s where our employees exemplify our SPIRIT Values each day. Click here to learn more about our SPIRIT Values.

Take a Tour

Partial view of the ConocoPhillips building.

Welcome to the ConocoPhillips Center.

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The main lobbies of SPIRIT ONE and SPIRIT TWO.

The main lobbies of SPIRIT ONE and SPIRIT TWO were designed to be open and welcoming. They feature centralized reception desks and areas for employees and guests to make themselves comfortable. Video screens in the SPIRIT ONE lobby showcase our people, assets and projects.

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View of the coffee shop in the building.

Each building offers a conveniently located coffee shop.

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The Wellness Center with state-of-the-art equipment and locker rooms.

Going between work and a workout is simple. Located on Levels 2 and 3 of SPIRIT ONE, the Wellness Center features state-of-the-art equipment and locker rooms. It offers ~60 cardio machines, ~50 strength stations, three studios and a wide array of free weights.

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View of the fitness classroom.

Expert staff members host fitness classes in the morning, at lunchtime and after work to further help customize your workout.

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A view of Main Street that features several large-screen TVs and casual areas for impromptu meetings.

Employees can catch up with colleagues or see the latest company news on Main Street. Located on Level 3 of SPIRIT ONE – just off the SkyBridge that connects the two buildings – it features several large-screen TVs and casual areas for impromptu meetings. Main Street offers easy access to the cafeteria, Wellness Center and elevators. The elevators in both buildings feature videos to keep employees informed about current company news, upcoming events and employee features.

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A view of SkyBridge.

Employees can catch up with colleagues or see the latest company news on Main Street. Located on Level 3 of SPIRIT ONE – just off the SkyBridge that connects the two buildings – it features several large-screen TVs and casual areas for impromptu meetings. Main Street offers easy access to the cafeteria, Wellness Center and elevators. The elevators in both buildings feature videos to keep employees informed about current company news, upcoming events and employee features.

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A view of the cafeteria.

Located on Level 3 of SPIRIT TWO, the main cafeteria features a wide array of food options and ample seating to serve the entirety of the population in both buildings.

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Works of art are featured throughout both buildings to introduce variety and color into the workplace.

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Featured artwork on the walls across the buildings.

Works of art are featured throughout both buildings to introduce variety and color into the workplace.

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Featured artwork on the walls across the building.

Works of art are featured throughout both buildings to introduce variety and color into the workplace.

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Artwork featuring African artist El Anatsui’s Wrinkle of the Earth 2, a large three-dimensional mosaic reminiscent of a Ghanaian ceremonial cloth, created from thousands of recycled bottle tops.

Pictured here is African artist El Anatsui’s Wrinkle of the Earth 2, a large three-dimensional mosaic reminiscent of a Ghanaian ceremonial cloth, created from thousands of recycled bottle tops.

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A zoomed in view of African artist El Anatsui’s Wrinkle of the Earth 2, a large three-dimensional mosaic reminiscent of a Ghanaian ceremonial cloth, created from thousands of recycled bottle tops.

Pictured here is African artist El Anatsui’s Wrinkle of the Earth 2, a large three-dimensional mosaic reminiscent of a Ghanaian ceremonial cloth, created from thousands of recycled bottle tops.

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The Wood on the Wing art exhibit in the SkyBridge is intended to promote the appreciation and preservation of wildfowl.

The Wood on the Wing art exhibit in the SkyBridge is intended to promote the appreciation and preservation of wildfowl.

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Artwork featured in 3rd floor conference room feature works of art including Teo González’s Untitled #417 and Ben Langlands and Nikki Belle’s Routes of the World: Day and Night, a duo of screenprints created to visualize global flight patterns.

SPIRIT ONE 3rd Floor Conference Rooms feature various works of art including Teo González’s Untitled #417 and Ben Langlands and Nikki Belle’s Routes of the World: Day and Night, a duo of screenprints created to visualize global flight patterns.

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Artwork in 3rd Floor Conference Rooms feature various works of art including Teo González’s Untitled #417 and Ben Langlands and Nikki Belle’s Routes of the World: Day and Night, a duo of screenprints created to visualize global flight patterns.

SPIRIT ONE 3rd Floor Conference Rooms feature various works of art including Teo González’s Untitled #417 and Ben Langlands and Nikki Belle’s Routes of the World: Day and Night, a duo of screenprints created to visualize global flight patterns.

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Artwork featured inside the Wellness Center, Tara Donovan’s Untitled references nature’s growth patterns. She originally created the trio of prints with rubber bands.

Inside the Wellness Center, Tara Donovan’s Untitled references nature’s growth patterns. She originally created the trio of prints with rubber bands.

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Artwork featured outside the Wellness Center Tom Orr’s Waterfall Drawings give the illusion of three-dimensional movement.

Just outside the Wellness Center Tom Orr’s Waterfall Drawings give the illusion of three-dimensional movement.

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The recreational room in SPIRIT ONE with the foosball table.

Our recreational room in SPIRIT ONE features foosball, table tennis and shuffleboard.

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The recreational room in SPIRIT ONE features shuffleboard.

Our recreational room in SPIRIT ONE features foosball, table tennis and shuffleboard.

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Partial view of the ConocoPhillips building.
Welcome to the ConocoPhillips Center.
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The main lobbies of SPIRIT ONE and SPIRIT TWO.
The main lobbies of SPIRIT ONE and SPIRIT TWO were designed to be open and welcoming. They feature centralized reception desks and areas for employees and guests to make themselves comfortable. Video screens in the SPIRIT ONE lobby showcase our people, assets and projects.
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View of the coffee shop in the building.
Each building offers a conveniently located coffee shop.
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The Wellness Center with state-of-the-art equipment and locker rooms.
Going between work and a workout is simple. Located on Levels 2 and 3 of SPIRIT ONE, the Wellness Center features state-of-the-art equipment and locker rooms. It offers ~60 cardio machines, ~50 strength stations, three studios and a wide array of free weights.
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View of the fitness classroom.
Expert staff members host fitness classes in the morning, at lunchtime and after work to further help customize your workout.
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A view of Main Street that features several large-screen TVs and casual areas for impromptu meetings.
Employees can catch up with colleagues or see the latest company news on Main Street. Located on Level 3 of SPIRIT ONE – just off the SkyBridge that connects the two buildings – it features several large-screen TVs and casual areas for impromptu meetings. Main Street offers easy access to the cafeteria, Wellness Center and elevators. The elevators in both buildings feature videos to keep employees informed about current company news, upcoming events and employee features.
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A view of SkyBridge.
Employees can catch up with colleagues or see the latest company news on Main Street. Located on Level 3 of SPIRIT ONE – just off the SkyBridge that connects the two buildings – it features several large-screen TVs and casual areas for impromptu meetings. Main Street offers easy access to the cafeteria, Wellness Center and elevators. The elevators in both buildings feature videos to keep employees informed about current company news, upcoming events and employee features.
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A view of the cafeteria.
Located on Level 3 of SPIRIT TWO, the main cafeteria features a wide array of food options and ample seating to serve the entirety of the population in both buildings.
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Works of art are featured throughout both buildings to introduce variety and color into the workplace.
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Featured artwork on the walls across the buildings.
Works of art are featured throughout both buildings to introduce variety and color into the workplace.
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Featured artwork on the walls across the building.
Works of art are featured throughout both buildings to introduce variety and color into the workplace.
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Artwork featuring African artist El Anatsui’s Wrinkle of the Earth 2, a large three-dimensional mosaic reminiscent of a Ghanaian ceremonial cloth, created from thousands of recycled bottle tops.
Pictured here is African artist El Anatsui’s Wrinkle of the Earth 2, a large three-dimensional mosaic reminiscent of a Ghanaian ceremonial cloth, created from thousands of recycled bottle tops.
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A zoomed in view of African artist El Anatsui’s Wrinkle of the Earth 2, a large three-dimensional mosaic reminiscent of a Ghanaian ceremonial cloth, created from thousands of recycled bottle tops.
Pictured here is African artist El Anatsui’s Wrinkle of the Earth 2, a large three-dimensional mosaic reminiscent of a Ghanaian ceremonial cloth, created from thousands of recycled bottle tops.
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The Wood on the Wing art exhibit in the SkyBridge is intended to promote the appreciation and preservation of wildfowl.
The Wood on the Wing art exhibit in the SkyBridge is intended to promote the appreciation and preservation of wildfowl.
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Artwork featured in 3rd floor conference room feature works of art including Teo González’s Untitled #417 and Ben Langlands and Nikki Belle’s Routes of the World: Day and Night, a duo of screenprints created to visualize global flight patterns.
SPIRIT ONE 3rd Floor Conference Rooms feature various works of art including Teo González’s Untitled #417 and Ben Langlands and Nikki Belle’s Routes of the World: Day and Night, a duo of screenprints created to visualize global flight patterns.
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Artwork in 3rd Floor Conference Rooms feature various works of art including Teo González’s Untitled #417 and Ben Langlands and Nikki Belle’s Routes of the World: Day and Night, a duo of screenprints created to visualize global flight patterns.
SPIRIT ONE 3rd Floor Conference Rooms feature various works of art including Teo González’s Untitled #417 and Ben Langlands and Nikki Belle’s Routes of the World: Day and Night, a duo of screenprints created to visualize global flight patterns.
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Artwork featured inside the Wellness Center, Tara Donovan’s Untitled references nature’s growth patterns. She originally created the trio of prints with rubber bands.
Inside the Wellness Center, Tara Donovan’s Untitled references nature’s growth patterns. She originally created the trio of prints with rubber bands.
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Artwork featured outside the Wellness Center Tom Orr’s Waterfall Drawings give the illusion of three-dimensional movement.
Just outside the Wellness Center Tom Orr’s Waterfall Drawings give the illusion of three-dimensional movement.
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The recreational room in SPIRIT ONE with the foosball table.
Our recreational room in SPIRIT ONE features foosball, table tennis and shuffleboard.
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The recreational room in SPIRIT ONE features shuffleboard.
Our recreational room in SPIRIT ONE features foosball, table tennis and shuffleboard.
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