FEATURED PROJECTS
Work Worth a Closer Look.
A closer look at projects that show the range of what Crossland builds, from civic landmarks and museums to schools, healthcare, and heavy infrastructure.
Gathering Place
The George Kaiser Family Foundation proposed the plan, and the idea was surprisingly simple – let’s build a place that connects.
Explore the Project →Greenwood Rising
The Greenwood Rising Black Wall Street History Center is the culmination of 11,000 square feet of exhibit space and 100 years of.
Explore the Project →Aquarium at the Boardwalk
It’s not every day you see a 55-foot-tall, 42,000 lb. octopus enveloping a building. Thankfully, “Aquarius” — aptly named — is merely the gorgeous, architectural entrance.
Explore the Project →Mustang Performing Arts Center
The Mustang Performing Arts Center was one of the final projects built by Crossland as part of the Mustang Schools bond program passed in.
Explore the Project →Osage Tulsa Casino + Hotel
We were honored to work with Marnell Architecture, a firm from Las Vegas, on the Osage Casino and Hotel. With a resume that includes the Bellagio, Caesar’s Palace, and.
Explore the Project →Oklahoma State OKC Allied Health
The Oklahoma State University Allied Health Building is a 45,000 square foot, two story educational and healthcare facility on the institution’s Oklahoma City campus. Approximately.
Explore the Project →Pryor High School Phase 2
Crossland recently completed phase two of the Pryor School District’s multi-phase master plan. This phase included adding on to the existing high school to allow 9th grade to.
Explore the Project →Sky Mark Apartments
High Line Pointe Apartments are set on a little less than five acres covering two sides of a county line. This HUD project ran.
Explore the Project →Haikey Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Activated Sludge
The Haikey Creek project was delivered ahead of schedule by the Crossland Heavy team, adding a great asset to the Broken Arrow community and increased.
Explore the Project →Unit Corporation Office Building
When Unit Corporation, an oil and natural gas company, decided to relocate their Tulsa, Oklahoma headquarters to a new, state-of-the-art facility, Crossland was on the short.
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