COT Cameron St. Streetscape

Final enhancement livens arts district

Tulsa, OK

A block-long section of thoroughfare within the Brady Arts District in Tulsa, OK, lacked adequate pedestrian walkways. Crossland Heavy crews self-performed the concrete for new sidewalks and paver stones. Lighting was added to improve the area’s security. Attractive landscaping enhanced the overall visual charm of the neighborhood. The project provided better access to nearby businesses and upgraded safety for pedestrians. Tulsa had recently improved the other streetscapes of their Brady Arts District; this was the last portion to receive enhancements, completing the district’s total beautification.

Project Facts

Industry Sector: Transportation
Cost: $338,925
Self-Perform: Cast-in-Place Concrete
Owner: City of Tulsa
Engineer: Wallace Engineering

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