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PLICO at the Flatiron / Rand Elliott Architects

April 03, 2021

+ 17

Architects: Rand Elliott Architects
Area: 20000 ft²
Year: 2015
Manufacturers: ELEVATE, Sherwin-Williams, Acme Brick, Artform, Caesarstone, +16Contemporary Cabinets, Daltile, Dryvit, Fórmica, Jonsonite, Kawneer, Kone, Lees, Leviton, Marlite, Marvin, Nulite, Plazit-Polygal, Sunoptics, TriStar Glass, Tubelite-16
Professionals: Lingo Construction Services, Johnson & Associates, Jesse Lewis Inc., Goliath Pipeline and Construction, Contemporary Cabinets Inc., +1

Rand Elliott Architects design Oklahoma Contemporary's New Building

August 01, 2019

+ 5

Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center is relocating to a new building in the downtown area, designed by Rand Elliott Architects, a native firm of the city. This exhibition and educational center, originally a community-oriented arts center founded in 1989, will be open to everyone and free of charge, in order to facilitate the public access for art and education.

Chesapeake Car Park 4 / Elliott + Associates Architecs

July 10, 2018

+ 17

Architects: Elliott + Associates Architecs
Year: 2015
Manufacturers: Saflex, ASI Signage Innovations, American Glass, Tulsa, OK, Artform, Oklahoma City, OK
Professionals: Walker Parking Consultants, Alvine Engineering, Johnson & Associates, Smith & Pickel Construction, Smith Lighting Sales

Devon Auditorium / Pickard Chilton

April 17, 2018

+ 12

Architects: Pickard Chilton
Area: 21000 ft²
Year: 2013
Manufacturers: Bendheim, Fetzer Woodworking, Woodwright Flooring

PLICO at the Flatiron / Elliott + Associates Architects

February 21, 2017

+ 20

Architects: Elliott + Associates Architects
Area: 20000 ft²
Year: 2016
Professionals: Alvine Engineering, Johnson & Associates, Lingo Construction Services

Patience S. Latting Northwest Library / LWPB Architecture

September 18, 2014

+ 5

Architects: LWPB Architecture
Area: 35000 ft²
Year: 2012
Professionals: ZRHD Inc, Randy Carter PE, Atlas Construction, Bega Lighting, Engineering Solutions, +4

Lingo Construction Services / Elliott + Associates Architects

April 11, 2014

+ 15

Architects: Elliott + Associates Architects
Area: 12260 ft²
Year: 2013
Professionals: Wattie Wolfe Co, Osborne Electric Co, Goforth Plumbing & Mechanical LLC, Contemporary Cabinets Inc., Elliott + Associates, +4

Chesapeake Building One / Elliott + Associates Architects

April 08, 2014

+ 20

Architects: Elliott + Associates Architects
Area: 59000 ft²
Year: 2014
Professionals: Total Environment Nursery Inc., Determan Scheirman Engineering Inc., Johnson & Associates, Mark Eudaley Engineers, Smith & Pickel Construction

EAA to Design Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center

March 20, 2014

Elliott + Associates Architects (EAA) has been commissioned to design the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center’s new home on 4.5 acre site at NW 11 and Broadway along Automobile Alley. Once complete, the new center will serve as a “gathering place for all ages to enjoy all forms of art” in addition to providing studios for artists, whether they are dancers, painters or ceramicists. More information, here.

TED: How an Obese Town Lost a Million Pounds / Mick Cornett

January 03, 2014

In 2007, Oklahoma City was ranked the most obese city in America. The heavy news caused the city’s - at the time - overweight mayor, Mick Cornett to take a hard look at himself and his city. He realized that the city he deemed great, was only great if its citizen was the car.

Help Rebuild Moore

May 22, 2013

Recovery efforts are underway in the Oklahoma City suburb of Moore after a deadly, 1.3-mile-wide tornado carved a 20-mile-long swath of destruction through neighborhoods and schools on Monday afternoon. With winds up to 210 miles per hour and a death count that currently stands at 24, President Obama has declared this tornado to be “one of the most destructive in history,” ranking it at a Category 5.

In an effort to help, Architecture for Humanity and the American Institute of Architects (AIA) have mobilized their teams to provide instant assistance and aid in long term reconstruction efforts. Although professional design and construction volunteers from both organizations are already on the ground, the community needs your help. Find out how you can help the residents of Moore after the break.