Quincy Park Apartments in Tulsa World Feature
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Josh Kunkel Featured in AIA Connection Magazine
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City to consider two development proposals for mixed-use development on Evans-Fintube site
Tulsa Development Authority facilitates new housing development at former Laura Dester site
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Former Tulsa Boys Home Now A Registered Historic Place
New apartments coming to the Pearl District
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Transformation plans for former Tulsa Boys Home site move forward
Transformation plans for former Tulsa Boys Home/Laura Dester site move forward
Plans were refined Thursday for an $11 million, mixed-use project at the former Tulsa Boys Home site, which is being considered for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. A revised design by developer Amenome, LLC, and its team was approved by the Tulsa Development Authority for the area at 1427 E.
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The Importance of Historic Preservation
The Importance of Historic Preservation with Method
The moment you start chatting with Josh Kunkel, Founder and Managing Principal of Method Architecture, you feel his enthusiasm for what the does. He is committed to historic preservation and projects that beautify old buildings in our city.
Progress Made on Tulsa Boys Home Redevelopment
City Council clears way for development at former Laura Dester site
The City Council on Wednesday voted to abandon the city's ownership of the Laura Dester property so it can be transferred to the Tulsa Development Authority for redevelopment. An $11.6 million two-phase proposal from Amenome LLC calls for converting the five blighted buildings into mixed-income apartments, building a new three-story mixed-use structure and 14,000 square feet of new townhomes.
KJRH News Story on Laura Dester Site Redevelopment
Negotiations underway for redevelopment of Laura Dester site
TULSA - The historic Laura Dester site now has a different future after a proposal was presented at the Tulsa Development Authority meeting Thursday. The TDA originally planned to demolish the site, which sits in the Pearl District, but after a last-minute proposal, the board approved moving forward with negotiations to redevelop the property.
Team presents plan for Laura Dester site Redevelopment
Local developer proposes to transform shuttered Laura Dester site into $11 million residential diverse housing development
A local developer has submitted to the Tulsa Development Authority an $11 million, three-phase proposal for the former Laura Dester site that is set for demolition. Backing the project is Amenome LLC's Kevin Rice, who wants to convert the blighted five buildings into mixed-income apartments, build a new three-story, mixed-used structure and 14,000 square feet of new town homes and construct six to eight, 250-square-foot cottages.
Tulsa World: 5 Questions with Josh Kunkel
Josh Kunkel of Method Architecture: 'Truly great architecture does more than just look nice'
Josh Kunkel is founder of Method Architecture. 1. What motivated you to be an architect? Growing up around construction sites as the son of a residential contractor, I was always fascinated by the construction process. I loved tinkering with LEGOS and K'Nex and figuring out how things work.
Method Small Business Spotlight
Small Business Spotlight: Method Architecture | Tulsa Small Business Connection
Method Architecture is a seven-person architecture and interior design firm specializing in experiential and place-based projects. Method's typical projects include historic preservation, urban and mixed-use, education, hospitality, and high-end residential projects. We spoke with founder and owner Josh Kunkel to learn more about him and his business.
Method featured in The Chamber Report
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