Inside the BOK Center
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BOK Center
Status: COMPLETE Project Description: The sleek, urban structure of the BOK Center has made it a downtown landmark. Even at night it catches the eye as the exterior lighting changes color. The 565,000-square-foot arena has drawn big-name artists and sports…
Convention Center Renovation
Status: COMPLETE Project Description: Completed in December 2009, the renovation and expansion of the Tulsa Convention Center provides modernized ballroom and meeting space. The existing north/south gallery was extended north along the east side of the new ballroom to Third…
Morton Comprehensive Health Clinic
Status: COMPLETE Project Description: The clinic was completed in September 2006. Motor Pool Facility construction was completed in December 2008. Entrance canopies and enhancements to the dental treatment area completed the final phase in July 2013. Clinic Construction: Manhattan Construction…
Campus Buildings
Status: COMPLETE Project Description: As part of Tulsa County’s Vision 2025 program, nearly 200,000 square feet of structures were added to expand and update the Broken Arrow campus. Facilities included the Administrative Building Expansion, Classroom Building, Library Building, and…
Morton Motor Pool Facility
Status: COMPLETE Project Description: Motor Pool Facility construction was completed in December 2008. Construction: Hoey Construction Company Design: Selser Schaefer Architects Return to Morton Health Center
OSU-Tulsa
Status: COMPLETE Project Description: The 123,000-square-foot research center houses up to 40 faculty and researchers, and 100 graduate students. Its three stories contain research laboratories, a clean room, an imaging suite, faculty offices and a spacious atrium at its entrance….
Educational Equipment and Materials
Status: COMPLETE Project Description: Fifteen school districts were given guidelines to purchase supplies with Vision 2025 funds. Approved classroom materials included textbooks, maps, globes, art supplies, computer software and games. Equipment purchasedincluded microscopes, cameras, musical instruments, audio/visual equipment, computers, printers, classroom…