Interior Architecture Archives - Rand Elliott Architects

Heartland Headquarters

The Heartland Headquarters downtown Oklahoma City project turned a long-crumbling surface parking lot into a seven-story mixed-use office building bathed in natural light. Located in the Automobile Alley Historic District, it is also adjacent to the Central Business District. Its balance of forms — inspired by the classic proportions found in many Automobile Alley buildings […]

Classen Curve

Residential | Historic Renovation Size: 99,000 SF Completed: 2010 Facebook-f Twitter Instagram The initial idea for an upscale retail experience as an amenity for the neighboring 111-acre Chesapeake Energy campus was conceived by CHK CEO, Aubrey McClendon, and designed by noted Oklahoma architect, Rand Elliott. It was well into a friend- and partnership that […]

Balliets

Completed: August 2010 Scope: 16,900 SF Fashion Heaven: The fabled phenomenon that is Balliets is a classically elegant and modern retailer of high fashion. Classen Curve is the third center in a history that began at the Skirvin Tower Hotel in 1936. Like other founding tenants of Classen Curve, owners Bob and DeDe Benham […]

Café 501 at Classen Curve

Completed: September 2010 Scope: 5,400 SF Pete and Sheree Holloway were proven local culinary stars, given the popularity of their upscale steakhouse and Sheree’s fast/casual eatery/bakery in the OKC suburb of Edmond. This concept would be a fresh new taking, reaching a new audience. They chose to locate in the soon-to-be complete Classen Curve, […]

Uptown Kids at Classen Curve

Project Completed: August 2010 Location: 5840 N. Classen Blvd, Suite 3 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118 Square Footage: 2,573 s.f. (with mezzanine 2,835 s.f.) Photographer: Scott McDonald, Hedrich Blessing Awards: INTERIOR DESIGN “BEST OF YEAR” Award, Retail Category, 2011 The client was so excited about Rand Elliott Architects’ Classen Curve retail center under construction, they chose […]

KJ McNitt Construction Company

This project is one of several that defined Rand Elliott Architects’ early work in the 1990s. Widely celebrated, it was a boldly original – and literal — take on the client’s line of business — Tilt-up construction. The reating, in effect, an architectural celebration of the client’s construction process. The inventiveness and resourcefulness seen in […]