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Tulsa Civic Center Plaza

28 Feb

I’ve always been a huge fan of the Downtown Civic Center Plaza and found a quiet time to get some photos this past weekend. This is such a well designed facility in my opinion and it seems like such a shame to see it so underutilized. Many of these buildings are totally vacant since abandoned by the City of Tulsa.

mod of the moment, January 17th, 4 – 6 pm

13 Jan

Modern Tulsa is excited to announce its first ever mod of the moment, an effort by modern tulsa to showcase modern homes currently on the market. join us Sunday January, 17th from  4 – 6 pm for drinks, refreshments, music and modern design at a 1954 Cecil Stanfield designed mid-century modern home located at 3576 S. Winston Avenue on the corner of 36th street and South Winston.

This home has all of its original charm including floor to ceiling windows in the dining room, living room, master bedroom and guest bedroom along with modern updates. It has a very open and airy floor plan with vaulted ceilings and exposed brick inside. The large living area with wood burning fireplace is connected to the dining room and kitchen. There are 3 bedrooms total with the master having a private half bath. The main bathroom is good size and nice and bright with skylights in both baths. Newer, clean carpet, central air, high end fridge provided. The home is located in Mid-Town tulsa close to downtown and just down the street from shopping and eating.  sorry, furniture not included.

Modern Tulsa would like to thank  BCBC Modern for sponsoring “mod of the month”

The house is listed with Walter and Associates at $144,900. LISTING

tulsa modern

see more photos here

New Wedgwood Website

14 Aug

www.wedgwoodtulsa.com

Mid-Mod enthusiasts Johnney and Jennie Hall have started a website chronicling their adventures in the restoration of their mid-century modern home in Tulsa’s Wedgwood neighborhood. The site features a blog detailing flea market finds and addictions, original and current images of their 1956 Parade of Homes house entitled “The Citation”, an overview of the the 1956 Parade of Homes and current happenings in the Wedgwood Neighborhood. Some might remember “The Citation” as it was featured in the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Mid-Century Modern Tour last October.

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Tulsa Among Most Livable Cities

9 Apr

Tulsa is near the top of the list on Forbes.com recent list of “America’s Most Livable Cities”. In fact, they rated our city #5, right before Oklahoma City, based on metropolitan area statistics. While it may not have accounted for natural beauty or architecture it appears the study was very formulaic when comparing metro regions on five-year income growth per household and cost of living from Moody’s Economy.com, crime data and leisure index from Sperling’s Best Places, and annual unemployment statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Get ready for a huge tourism boom. My bet is people will be flocking here once they see this! :)
tulsa downtown

5. Tulsa, Okla.

Metro Area: Tulsa
Metro Population: 910,000
Income Growth: 4.9% (No. 50 of 379)
Cost of Living Index: 90.6 (No. 171 of 379)
Culture Index: 72 (No. 105 of 379)
Crime per 100,000: 4,462 (No. 250 of 379)
Unemployment: 5.6% (No. 21 of 379)

Read the article @ forbes.com

Visit the TFA Archives July 1st

18 Jun

modern tulsa event

Come put on your white gloves (literally) and see original photos and blueprints of classic Tulsa modern architecture. Should be fun! Thank you TFA for hosting this event. White gloves provided.