Set in the heart of downtown Broken Arrow in the historic Rose District, the Brown-Kimbrough Center for the Creative Arts is a new two-story building that consists of 14,325 square feet of classrooms, offices, a gift shop, a woodworking shop, an art gallery as well as a 1,200-square-foot outdoor classroom on the second-floor roof deck. …

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Broken Arrow Public Schools | Rosewood Elementary is a 92,000-square-foot elementary school for grades kindergarten through fifth grade. Situated on a 40-acre site, this new school completed in time for the start of the 2020-2021 school year. The Rosewood Elementary project includes a precast concrete safe gym with a performance stage, a cafeteria with a …

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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 …

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Built by Manhattan Construction Company, designed by HKS, and engineered by Lee & Browne Consulting Engineers, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers COVID-19 Alternative Care Facilities project is a FEMA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers mission assignment issued under a Presidential Declaration of Emergency to renovate and convert existing hospital spaces. Working concurrently in Oklahoma City …

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The Arvest Convention Center, formerly known as Cox Business Convention Center, Renovation project consisted of two major elements, a new three-story clear lobby east entrance connecting the existing venue with its downtown neighbors and conversion of the historic convention center area into 42,000-square-feet of adaptable ballroom/pre-function space, which is now Oklahoma’s largest ballroom. Constructed by …

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