‘Tulsa Architecture Firm to Design 18th & Boston Development’ Link to original story in the Tulsa World. A group of investors is planning to pour about $4 million into The Knoll at Maple Ridge, a proposed restaurant-retail development near 18th Street and Boston Avenue, developer Jack Allen said. “I’m just in love with 18th and […]
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‘See what the OKPOP museum will look like across from Cain’s Ballroom as new design revealed’ Link to original story. Oklahoma Historical Society officials unveiled the design rendering of the Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture, a museum that will be constructed in Tulsa’s Arts District. The reveal of the “grit” and “glitz” design took place […]
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‘Tulsa Architecture firm partners on Bob Dylan Center’ Link to original story in the Seattle Times. ‘Seattle architects who are renovating Space Needle win new project: designing a world-class Bob Dylan Center’ Reverently preserved, carefully protected from an adoring public, The Bob Dylan Archive in Tulsa, Oklahoma, contains more than 100,000 prized items of music-icon […]
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‘Tulsa Architecture firm joins Bob Dylan Center project’ Link to original story. Olson Kundig, a Seattle architectural firm whose projects include the recent upgrade of Seattle’s iconic Space Needle, has been selected by the George Kaiser Family Foundation as lead architect and exhibit designer for The Bob Dylan Center, the future home of the Bob […]
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‘Tulsa Architecture Firm in running to Renovate Church Studio’ Link to original story. ‘Contractors Bid To Bring Life Back To Legendary Church Studio’ TULSA, Oklahoma – Five firms are competing to win the bid to renovate Tulsa’s historic Church Studio. For the next three weeks, the five firms chosen will work to come up with […]
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‘Tulsa Architect transforms old Model T Dealership’ Link to original story. ‘A Tulsa, Okla., Building, Once a Model T Dealership, Is Transformed into a Co-Working Space’ Downtown Tulsa, Okla., could be described as a ghost town after the oil bust of the 1980s. [See “Back from the Dead”, March-April 2014 issue, page 22, for more […]
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