This 8 story facility includes walk-in banking operations, vault, drive-thru banking in the rear, and 7 stories of retail office space. An exposed glass elevator core on the south elevation gives this building a strong presence in a densely populated commercial market.
Fine Airport Parking Garage uses state of the art traffic and revenue control systems and offers first class service to travelers utilizing the Tulsa International Airport. The facility features a fully covered top deck, detail shop, hotel style lobby, and corporate offices for Fine Airport Parking.
This project consists of a 400 car addition to the existing parking structure and a new pedestrian bridge spanning from the garage to the Williams Center. The design of this garage was intended to complement the City Hall parking structure one block to the east.
As part of the St. John Medical Center, Year 2000 Campus Expansion , this 10-story, 1,800 car parkade was constructed to facilitate parking for the new Siegfried Tower and Williams Medical Plaza located on either end of the structure. This new garage offers an internal enclosed pedestrian walkway, a heliport connected to the emergency department and fuel storage for the hospital generators.
The Wheeling Parkade was designed to support a new Medical Office Building constructed on the St. John Medical Center Campus and replace public parking displaced by the new facility. Included with the design was an elevated, enclosed walkway connecting the new building and parkade to the hospital. This project also included an elevated drive across Wheeling Avenue to connect to an existing parkade with an inefficient vehicular circulation system allowing the existing facility to utilize the new parkade’s more efficient circulation system.
This parking structure was designed to facilitate parking for the Community Care Building in downtown Tulsa.
This project encompasses both a car show room and townhouse. The transparency between spaces allows each side to be on display. The residential space includes three levels, with the top floor elevating just above the garage roof and providing a view of the city skyline through an elegant clerestory space. The living area is open to all three levels and also visible from the garage. Additionally, the building features a workshop in the rear of the property to service the vehicles.
This addition and renovation of an existing church included a new Family Life Center (Gymnasium), classrooms, administrative offices and a full kitchen. One design objective of this project was to improve the street presence of the church while maintaining most of the existing facility. Many believe that the increase in the size of the congregation subsequent to the completion of the project is largely due the ‘new feel’ of the facility.
This is one of nearly 20 Car Max Superstores that Davies Architects designed throughout the United States.
This project is a good example of the various commercial retail projects Davies Architects has done over the years, including Wal-Marts, Old Navy Stores, and Tanger Outlet Malls.