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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 […]

222 Residence

Glass-walled residential entry with sculptures and warm lighting, designed by Rand Elliott Architects.

222 Residence Project Completed:  2004 Location: Far Northeast Oklahoma City Project Type: Residential Square Footage: 3,500 SF + 3-car garage Photographer:  Robert Shimer, Hedrich Blessing For their future home, the couple chose a densely wooded corner pocket of a planned “traditional” neighborhood. The developer’s only conditions were that the house had to be invisible from […]

Oklahoma Hall of Fame

Glass-walled stairwell with suspended steel stairs inside a historic building, designed by Rand Elliott Architects for the Oklahoma Humanities Council.

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UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA BOATHOUSE

This boathouse features an angular “prow” cast in UCO’s school colors, gold and blue. Completed: April 2015    Size: 18,000 SF, 2 Floors “For this boathouse, we had begun to imagine, what more could it be?” – Architect Rand Elliott UCO’s collegiate colors are gold and blue, so gold LED lights distinguish the “prow” of […]

Chesapeake Finish Line Tower

CHK Finish Line Tower at sunset representing OKC Boathouse District architecture and modern boathouse design by Rand Elliott Architects Oklahoma City.

While the Devon Boathouse High Performance Center was creating a national training center for Olympic hopefuls, there was also immediate opportunity in adding specialized racing facilities to support judges, the media, VIPs and visitors at large. The Finish Line position was the riverfront’s first site opposite a bridge and the Chesapeake Boathouse. It was the […]