Downtown Tulsa
Downtown Project Highlights
BOK CENTER
- Seating Capacity 18,000+
- Projected visitors 550,000 annually
- Opened September 2008
- in 2009, the BOK Center ranked No. 8 in the U.S. and No. 20 in
the World for highest ticket sales
TULSA CONVENTION
CENTER
- Largest ballroom in Oklahoma
- Renovations include 10 meeting rooms, a ballroom addition
and glass wall mirroring the BOK Center
- The Convention Center Renovation was complete in 2010. An
official ribbon-cutting event took place January 12, 2010
ONEOK FIELD
OKLAHOMA JAZZ HALL OF
FAME
- Public/Private Investment
- Historic Landmark Building, Tulsa's Union Depot
- Performance Hall, Recording Studio
VISION 2025 HOUSING
JOHN HOPE
FRANKLIN RECONCILIATION PARK
- Public/Private Investment
- Encompassing the Subject of Race Relations in the U.S.
- Design Consultation with National Park Service
MARRIOTT COURTYARD ATLAS LIFE
- Private Investment
- Boston Avenue, 12-Story Historic Building
- Conversion/Adaptive Reuse Project to 120-Room Hotel
Property
HOLIDAY INN - TULSA CITY CENTER
- Private Invesment
- 7th Street, new development
VISUAL ARTS CENTER - BRADY
VILLAGE
- Local non-profit corporations developing with investment of $40
million
- Adaptive reuse of former warehouse to exhibit, studio and
performance space
- Adjacent public park created on full block at cost of $5
million
GRIFFIN COMMUNICATIONS
MEDIA CENTER
- Private Investment
- 50,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility housing CBS
affiliate, KOTV Channel 6
- New construction, Brady Village Arts and Entertainment
District
