1900 Oso

2023

Year

Structural Masonry

Construction

Residential

Type

90000

Brick Count

2133
 sq. ft.

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Cultivating a better human habitat. One brick at a time.

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. Stepped parapets sculped from reclaimed brick pair with an oak timbered porch to imbue this home with a timeless beauty. Thoughful interior brick and millwork details pair with a carefully considered layout and the best of modern technology for a home that looks like a beautiful relic but lives like a modern home.

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