Our Work

We partnered with local developers to create an 80-acre, master-planned community designed for multi-generational living, fostering community connections, and sustainability.

Building Culture's first project in Oklahoma City's walkable Wheeler district pairs warm oak trim and natural stone countertops with a classic color palate and thoughtful details, delivering a comfortable abode with a view of the downtown skyline.

Nestled in the woods north of Oklahoma City's urban core, the design of this residence was driven by the clients' vision for a fellowship hall for their family. The exterior features custom fabricated metal awnings and decorative brickwork...

A 50 acre master plan adjacent to a large downtown, incorporating a central commercial district and a wide range of both rental and for-sale housing. In several areas we were able to "work outside the block" structure which lead to a more organic, dynamic urbanism.

Sited steps from the edgeof Lake Eufaula with panoramic vistas from mulitple levels of timber-framed porches, Fredrick Hollow and it's 60 foot tower exemplify the vast range of creative forms that can be created using load-bearing brick masonry.

A gut renovation of this home in Oklahoma City's historic Mesta Park neighborhood centered on thoughtful Arts and Crafts inspired millwork and a reconfiguration of the interior spaces to suit the clients' lifestyle.

This expansive brick complex pairs with its sister building, Pryor’s Pizza Kitchen, to create a welcoming place for guests and residents of Selah, a new town located 30 minutes south of Oklahoma City.

Located just minutes from downtown Oklahoma City in the DPZ-designed Wheeler District, this house blends natural materials with an Art Deco flair.

Pryor’s Pizza Kitchen is a restaurant and event space located in the up-and-coming New Urbanist development, Selah, located in Goldsby, Oklahoma - approximately 30 minutes south of Oklahoma City.

Natural materials and trabaeted openings give this office building a dignified traditional look. A deep entrance arch marks the doors the the offices of Selah, a new town 30 minutes South of Oklahoma City.

Building Culture gave this 1920's Ludovici tile roofed house in historic Lincoln Terrace a full refresh with houghtful cabinetry and warm touches of natural wood, while maintaining the home's historic charm.

This home marks Building Culture’s first structural masonry project in Oklahoma City proper. One might mistake it for a centuries-old structure if it was not nestled within Oklahoma City's new, walkable Wheeler District.

Building Culture completed the brickwork on this Tulsa home as a member of a Living Building Challenge team.

Tucked in Carlton Landing's Bend pocket neighborhood, this home's interior combines natural materials, and traditional forms with the best of modern technology. The exterior charms with cedar shake dormers, timber framing, and limewashed brick.

This radiant limewashed brick house blends cedar shake dormers, timber framing and limewashed brick on the exterior, creating a chic traditional feel. The interior features a limewashed arch, bunkroom, and natural stone sills.

This small cottage blends industrial loft vibes with a traditional Arts & Crafts aesthetic. The interior is earthy, cozy and comfortable, with exposed brickwork and stained wood throughout.

Part of the Bend, an award winning pocket neighborhood in Carlton Landing, this cottage is playful yet sophisticated. Natural materials and traditional forms pair with modern touches to create a comfortable yet unique interior, exemplifying how buildings can have infinite variations and character while also conforming to the archetypes that we recognize, find comfort in, and love.

This charming cottage in Carlton Landing's Bend neighborhood captures the essence of architectural archetypes with a blend of cedar shake dormers, timber framing, and limewashed brick on the exterior, and a limewashed arch, cozy bunkroom, and natural stone sills inside.