Tulsa Tudor

The Project

Tulsa, Oklahoma

Architecture – Interiors – Visualization

A contemporary residence rooted in Tulsa’s architectural heritage.

Conceived as a new home with the character and permanence of Tulsa’s early twentieth-century Tudor residences, the Tulsa Tudor brings architecture, interiors, and visualization together as a single design process.

Traditional proportions, masonry, millwork, natural materials, and carefully considered detailing establish a sense of history, while the planning and performance of the home reflect contemporary living. From the exterior composition to the smallest interior details, each element was developed in relationship to the whole.

Three-dimensional visualization was used throughout the design process to study architectural form, material relationships, lighting, furnishings, and detailing before construction—allowing major decisions to be understood with greater clarity before they were built.

A house considered as a whole.

The plan organizes formal and informal living, private rooms, service spaces, and outdoor connections as one complete residential composition.

Tulsa Tudor first floor plan — First Floor · Design Development

Tulsa Tudor second floor plan — Second Floor · Design Development

Visualization → Built Result

See the vision before committing to it.

Three-dimensional visualization was used to study the architectural character of the residence before construction was complete. Drag across the image to move between the design-stage elevation and the completed home.