(from left to right) Jake Barton, Hannibal Johnson, Sen. Kevin Matthews, L’Rai Arthur-Mensah, Lieutenant Governor Matt Pinnell, Nathan Koob The 1921 Race Massacre Centennial Commission has strategically selected Local Projects, the creators and brainchild of the 9/11 Memorial in New […]
On July 12, 2019 the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission, along with Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell, announced that Tulsa-based Selser Schaefer Architects, will be the architect and New York-based Local Projects, will be the exhibit designer for the Greenwood History […]
Whitney Stauffer a partner of Selser Schaefer Architects recently sat down with the Tulsa World to talk about well . . . architecture. Here’s what she had to say: 1. You’ve been a partner with Selser Schaefer Architects for two […]
To Selser Schaefer Architects, design is problem-solving. We begin every project by building a strong connection with our clients, then we look for ways to solve their unique concerns. In doing so, we consider: who will encounter the environment we create? How […]
Ever evolving technology provides an unprecedented number of ways to visualize and communicate design. A 3D environment enables us to stand in and walk through a space like never before. And it gives our clients the ability to truly participate in the […]
Tulsa – On Friday, Tulsa Property Group broke ground on the Village Flats. The 54-unit development will feature studio, 1- and 2-bedroom apartments at 703 S. Owasso Ave., just south of Centennial Park next to the Pearl District. Connected to […]
STILLWATER — Already recognized this school year as a National Blue Ribbon School and home to the district teacher of the year, Westwood Elementary celebrated another accomplishment Wednesday with a groundbreaking for a new $26 million school. Several students, staff, […]
STILLWATER — It was smiles all around Tuesday as Sangre Ridge Elementary students gathered on their outdoor basketball court to take part in a groundbreaking ceremony for the just over $5 million Sangre Ridge Elementary construction and renovation project. Fifth-graders […]
When you’re passionate about your work, it’s because you know the “why” behind it. As you go through your day, you’re constantly aware of that one reason you do what you do. It’s the motivation that drives you to keep looking […]
What if you could reimagine your Saturday morning trip to the home improvement store, transforming it from an isolating hunt through daunting aisles to an inspirational journey toward a healthier home? That’s just what Texas retailer TreeHouse is doing with its bright and inviting […]
Since 1955, Mental Health Association Oklahoma has brought people together to help those affected by mental health issues. But for years, the agency’s own staff members were often isolated, working from random office locations around the city to make the most […]
When A New Leaf provides people with developmental disabilities a place to live and learn horticultural skills, it gives them something more: increased independence and life choices. The Tulsa-area nonprofit has been creating vocational opportunities for individuals through its greenhouses and retail centers […]
Appropriately situated among leading businesses in a thriving downtown, San Antonio’s CAST (Centers for Applied Science and Technology) Tech is not your typical prep school. This innovative new high school, a restoration | renovation of two formerly unused industrial arts complex buildings, […]
TULSA — County officials have been talking about building a new juvenile justice facility for so long, it’s easy to forget why. So Friday, after the groundbreaking ceremony for the Tulsa County Family Center for Juvenile Justice, Alondo Edwards explained […]
If you are an arts influencer, or simply love art in its many forms, watch for these seven important considerations when designing an arts-specific facility that brings people and art closer. 1. A BEHIND THE SCENES FOCUS, SO GUESTS CAN […]
