Driving all-around aimlessly to come across a new place to live, Thomas Thixton spotted a little Art Deco property overlooking Tracy Park east of downtown Tulsa. He regarded it instantly. Thixton had researched architecture below Bruce Goff at the College of Oklahoma. And this minor dwelling, several years earlier, had been an early milestone in Goff’s legendary occupation. There was no for-sale sign that working day in 1974. But Thixton sent his secretary to knock on the doorway anyway and ask the entrepreneurs if they would consider an offer you. He moved in four times afterwards. Test out our hottest electronic-only present and subscribe now Scarcely 1,400 square feet, it…