The Arvest Data Center is a 25,500 square foot building with approximately 20,000 square feet of slab on a metal deck. The building skin is pre-cast panels, which Cantera worked around when placing the slab on grade and the second-floor decking.

The Griffin Communications Media Center is a multimedia communications facility, located in the historic Brady Arts District of downtown Tulsa. The project sits on 3.25 acres and includes a 52,900-square-foot split level structure, 135-space parking area, and heliport. The media center includes a high-definition television news studio with robotic cameras, make-up/hair rooms, newsroom, master control …

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The Prairie House Assisted Living and Memory Care Facility project in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma is a one-story, 21,288-square-foot, 32-bed memory care center with an attached two-story, 69,029-square-foot, 85-bed assisted living residence. Both the memory care and assisted living buildings are composed of spread-footing and post-tension grade beam foundation with an integral post-tension slab. The structure …

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The Crosstown Learning Center project includes a new 21,178- square-foot learning center and 66 space parking lot. The new learning center includes a reception area, 5,150-square-feet of office space, six childcare classrooms, two conference rooms, a commercial kitchen and laundry areas. The project was completed in two phases. The existing building and parking lot were …

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The Saint Francis Hospital Trauma Emergency Center Tower Expansion and Renovation was completed for the Saint Francis Health System’s main campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This unique medical facility is a new eight-story trauma emergency center and 150-patient bed tower addition, which includes a new campus chapel and women’s convent consisting of 451,175 square feet of …

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