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Full coverage of Oklahoma City's changing downtown skyline. A live feed of Devon Energy Corporation's 50-story tower construction and adjoining improvements to area streets and the Myriad Gardens is provided for Oklahoman subscribers.
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This skyline page is hosted by veteran Oklahoman business writer and columnist Steve Lackmeyer, who has covered downtown development since 1996. Lackmeyer’s work has been recognized by the Central Oklahoma Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, the Oklahoma Main Street Center, the Society of Professional Journalists, and the Dallas Press Club. He has authored three books about downtown: “OKC Second Time Around,” “Bricktown” and “Skirvin.” He has worked with The Oklahoman since 1990.
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Downtown Oklahoma City abuzz with building
Published: Sun, Feb 12, 2012
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2012 profiles: Oklahoma City's skyline will continue to change with new hotel, apartments
Updated: Sat, Jan 14, 2012
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After Devon Energy Center is completed, new apartment complexes and a new hotel will begin change Oklahoma City's skyline, while a downtown elementary, streetcar system, transit hub, convention center and a large park in Core to Shore all will be part of the ongoing Metropolitan Area Projects legacy. Read More
After Devon Energy Center is completed, new apartment complexes and a new hotel will begin change Oklahoma City's skyline, while a downtown elementary, streetcar system, transit hub, convention center and a large park in Core to Shore all will be part of the ongoing Metropolitan Area Projects legacy. Read More
Business Q&A with Jeanette Smith, director of Bricktown Association
Published: Sat, Nov 19, 2011
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Business Q&A with Jeanette Smith, director of Bricktown Association Read More
Business Q&A with Jeanette Smith, director of Bricktown Association Read More
Devon Energy files court motion questioning safety of elevators at First National Center
Updated: Thu, Nov 17, 2011
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Devon Energy, the largest single tenant at downtown's troubled First National Center, has filed a court motion against the California owners claiming they are failing to maintain elevators and have endangered employees' safety. Read More
Devon Energy, the largest single tenant at downtown's troubled First National Center, has filed a court motion against the California owners claiming they are failing to maintain elevators and have endangered employees' safety. Read More
Old warehouses finally getting developed along Bricktown Canal
Updated: Mon, Oct 24, 2011
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An influx of retail is finally filling up old warehouses that have failed to develop along the Bricktown Canal since it opened in 1999. Read More
An influx of retail is finally filling up old warehouses that have failed to develop along the Bricktown Canal since it opened in 1999. Read More
Myriad Gardens transformation adds new tourist attraction to downtown Oklahoma City
Published: Tue, Oct 18, 2011
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Saturday's “grand reopening” celebration at the Myriad Gardens in Oklahoma City showed visitors how the park will connect with residents throughout the year, and how it is now downtown's newest tourist attraction. Read More
Saturday's “grand reopening” celebration at the Myriad Gardens in Oklahoma City showed visitors how the park will connect with residents throughout the year, and how it is now downtown's newest tourist attraction. Read More
Broadway-Kerr Garage sold by city to SandRidge; new garage possible
Published: Wed, Oct 12, 2011
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The Oklahoma City Council approved an $8.6 million sale of the Broadway-Kerr Parking Garage to SandRidge Energy, a move that clears all remaining debt for the public parking system downtown. Read More
The Oklahoma City Council approved an $8.6 million sale of the Broadway-Kerr Parking Garage to SandRidge Energy, a move that clears all remaining debt for the public parking system downtown. Read More
