The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Tribal Complex project is centered around the Tribal Headquarters Building that houses approximately 75 tribal business units, the Chief’s office, and various government programs; it consolidates the tribe’s government offices into a single building. This five-story, 500,000-square-foot building, consists of a west wing, east wing, and a rotunda in the center. Amenities include a conference center, cafeteria, employee dining, commercial kitchen, and tribal artifact and history display. The building is clad with brick, cast stone, and curtain wall, which display diamonds throughout the shape, a traditional symbol for the Choctaw Nation.
The office spaces of the building include a raised floor plenum system for HVAC and electrical distribution and Owner-installed DIRTT Modular office cubicles and walls throughout.
Connected to the headquarters facility is a two-story, 765-space parking garage that provides covered parking for employees and visitors. The project also includes multiple support buildings including a data center, public safety building, wellness center, and maintenance and facilities building.