Constructed in a century-old Masonic Temple, the three-story, 13,284-square-foot venue features a dining space accommodating 250 people, a stage with state-of-the-art acoustics and lighting for a concert-quality experience and a mercantile, making it one of southeastern Oklahoma’s premier destination experiences.
Location: Atoka, OK
Owner: Saber River
Architect: Ambler Architects
Services: Construction Management
Bar K is a one-of-a-kind experience combining a restaurant, full-service bar, and a gigantic indoor/outdoor dog park. The project features several unique offerings including a 2-acre outdoor dog park with artificial turf & dog-friendly obstacles, full-service bars created out of shipping containers, a 10,000 sq ft indoor dog park, live music and even a dog splash pad. Bar K also features a commercial kitchen complete with all the modern amenities and direct access to the OKC river where dogs can paddleboard with their owners. Local artists were utilized to provide murals that create Bar K’s unique branding and finishes the pay homage to Oklahoma City’s Boathouse District.
Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Owner: Redrock Development & Pivot Development
Architect: Ratliff Architecture
Services: Construction Management
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A two-story, 18,000 SF Administrative Center for Public Health, Wellness & Community Services. The building consists of a structural steel frame with masonry veneer and high-end interior finishes. The facility offers a full range of primary clinical services, pharmaceutical services, a training center, and personnel support offices.
Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Owner: JBK Holdings
Architect: RAD Collaborative
Services: Construction Management
Multi-tenant building utilizing structural steel frame, TPO roof on metal deck/bar joists, heavy gauge steel stud framing, aluminum composite panel exterior, curtain wall glazing, traction elevator, conventional HVAC system with RTU’s.
Location: Norman, OK
Owner: Ben Graves
Architect: Architects in Partnership
Services: Construction Management
Historical renovation of a near 100 year building. The existing building structure window systems were media blasted and repaired to original conditions. The project buildout included food service areas and brewing processes along with two full service bars, an open fermentation room, event space and mezzanine overlooking downtown Tulsa’s skyline.
Location: Tulsa, OK
Owner: American Solera
Architect: W Design
Services: Construction Management
A total of 5 separate advanced vehicle collision repair facilities in and around Tulsa and Oklahoma City. All the projects were fast tracked with 5-month schedules from start to finish and required precise coordination from pre-construction to completion due to the equipment going in and a tight schedule.
Location: Various Locations
Owner: Jake Nossaman
Architect: Rad Collaborative, Mass Architects, Integrated Architecture
Services: Construction Management
A new 30,000 SF Infiniti Dealership that is constructed of tilt-up concrete walls with structural steel joint and deck. This facility will be home to Bob Moore Infiniti sales, service, and administration.
Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Owner: Bob Moore Auto Group
Architect: Bockus Payne Associates and Architects
Services: Construction Management
Project consisted of a 26,000 SF renovation and new construction of a 2 story Family Entertainment Center. Project included 18 lanes of bowling on the first floor and 8 lanes of boutique bowling located on the second floor, added first and second floor bars, full-service kitchen, and dining area.
Private party rooms and event rooms were added. Upgrades to Laser Tag arena and new laser maze added. An outdoor mini golf course was added. Project structure was a cast in place concrete tilt-up wall envelope with conventional bar joist and deck with TPO roofing system. LED lights were installed throughout the entire facility.
Location: Tulsa, OK
Owner: HeyDay
Architect: Cornerstone Architecture
Services: General Contractor
The new, 23,000 SF, three-story—plus basement, Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity House in Stillwater, OK. The basement level includes the kitchen, dining room, and laundry, while the first floor features a meeting room, and study lounge and activity space. The second and third floors hold sleeping spaces for 70, the Executive Officers’ Suite, and Library. The exterior features a composition roof, wood and vinyl siding, a rock and brick veneer, residential windows, and aluminum storefront, concrete paving and covered parking. Structurally, the building comprises concrete and steel, metal stud framing, and EIFS.
Location: Stillwater, OK
Owner: Sigma Phi Epsilon, OSU Alpha Chapter
Architect: Bockus Payne Architecture
Services: Construction Management
