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Architecture - 01.23.2012

There they grow!

Take a look at some new sites, recent renovations and ongoing projects around the metro

PR firm Saxum acquired new digs along Automobile Alley when HSE Architects helped renovate the historic Kirkpatrick Oil Company building at 1300 N. Broadway. Read more
 
Architecture - 12.21.2011

Blissful view

First Financial CEO Bliss Morris designed a new office space with a modern flair overlooking Lake Hefner.

Bliss Morris may be on the cutting edge of a new interior design movement: banker chic. Read more
 
Architecture - 11.22.2011

Eye candy

New addition to Dean McGee Eye Institute meant to be functional, aesthetically pleasing

Look closely at the new addition to the Dean McGee Eye Institute, and you will see nods to the original building. Look even closer, and you’ll see the original 1975 building is still there and has been integrated into the new work. Read more
 
Architecture - 11.14.2011

AIA Oklahoma honors TAP Architecture

TAP Architecture’s design for Homeless Alliance WestTown Campus received an Honor Award for Restoration Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse from the American Institute of Architects Oklahoma chapter at their awards banquet on November 3. Read more
 
Architecture - 10.26.2011

Think pink

A historical building provides a funky lodging opportunity in the Asian District.

Located at 2909 N. McKinley, Pink Cloud Guest House and Creative Space is the latest incarnation from what had been the Rainbow Grocery Store built around 1915. Read more
 
Architecture - 09.28.2011

One huge hundred

The Skirvin celebrates 100 years of life as a landmark.

For 100 years, the Skirvin Hilton Hotel sure looks good. Read more
 
Architecture - 08.29.2011

‘Made’ it

Winning shots of an annual state photo competition capture state architecture in its finest forms

Six winners were announced recently for the “OklahoManMade” architectural photography competition. Read more
 
Architecture - 08.01.2011

On Broadway

With plays that sometimes veer toward the dark, it’s only fitting Reduxion’s theater match

Reduxion Theatre Company recently closed its third season, but the first in its own theater at 1613 N. Broadway Ave. Read more
 
Architecture - 06.20.2011

Capitol solution

Recent renovations at Capitol Hill High School demonstrate how educational architecture is a mix of arts and smarts

What does one do when a remodeling project excavates hidden treasures?
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Architecture - 05.12.2011

Chesapeake CEO receives development award

Aubrey McClendon accepted the award in recognition of the sprawling Chesapeake campus

When you’ve known and worked with a man since 1987, a little good-natured ribbing is in order.
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Architecture - 04.13.2011

Follow the LEEDer

After building his own LEED-certified home, one metro builder constructed another green dwelling for his parents

When it comes to building homes that are environmentally friendly and easy on the pocketbook, Oklahoma isn’t exactly leading the way, but it’s also not being left in the dust.
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Architecture - 04.13.2011

Are you eXperienced?

10th annual Architecture Tour focuses on form over particular style

For the 10th annual Architecture Tour of the American Institute of Architects Central Oklahoma Chapter, the focus isn’t on a particular style, but the art form in general. Read more
 
Architecture - 11.25.2010

An exhibit of Bruce Goff's unrealized projects showcases the late architect's strokes of genius

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Fewer than 150 structures designed by renowned architect Bruce Goff jumped from sketch to site. Read more
 
Architecture - 11.25.2010

Local architects were honored for projects both built and unbuilt at a new awards program

Elliott + Associates emerged as the big winner of the inaugural AIA Central Oklahoma Design Excellence Awards, taking home three of 10 honors presented. Read more
 
Architecture - 10.22.2010

Drive-by Home: 917 W Boyd, Norman

Norman\'s newest bed and breakfast, Prairie Crossing, is located in a historic home in the colorful college town. How historic? How about 1896? Read more
 
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