guardian lofts
project teamfitzsimmons architects
lingo construction
obelisk engineering
re2c engineering
preservation and design studio
2015 |
Urban Land Institute Impact Award – Best Large Scale Redevelopment
2013 |
AIA Oklahoma Excellence in Design – Restoration/Rehabilitation/Adaptive Reuse Merit
05.2015 |
journal record – “Midtown Man: Fitzsimmons Leaves Mark on Area’s Revitalization”
04.2014 |
newsok.com “Eight Properties Will Be Featured on Architect Tour in Oklahoma City”
04.2014 |
okcBIZ “AIA Announces Architecture Tour Sites”
03.2014 |
Journal Record “AIA Selects Locations for Annual Tour”
03.2014 |
Oklahoma Magazine “At Home in the Guardian”
01.2014 |
Residential Architect “Project Detail – Guardian Lofts”
04.2014 |
oklahoman.com – “The Guardian to be Featured on Architect Tour“
As part of a three-phase program in the Midtown District of downtown Oklahoma City, the 90-year-old, 40,000 square foot historic Guardian Building warehouse was a renovation and adaptive reuse project. It currently provides thirty-seven apartments and a ground level restaurant with shared entries onto the adjacent public plaza that was converted from a former rundown alley.
The character and patina of the original building was left in place and enhanced with simple use of industrial and natural materials. The units provide tenants with industrial loft-style living and flexible floor plans. Movable closets and flip-top islands are amenities providing tenants opportunities to customize the space.
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