Seeking to revitalize the 50-year-old KickingBird Golf Club, the city of Edmond, OK, engaged Bockus Payne to transform the facility into an inviting community asset for golfers and non-golfers alike.

Situated on the edge of town, First National Bank and Trust of Tuttle is the first thing residents and visitors see when driving into Tuttle, Oklahoma. Bockus Payne took into consideration the building’s community value as a beacon for the town, angling the grand entry for maximum visibility from the road.

When first engaged to evaluate this Nichols Hills home, Bockus Payne saw two paths forward. One involved remodeling the space to meet the new homeowner’s needs, while the other entailed tearing down the entire structure and starting fresh with a blank slate. Working in close collaboration with the homeowners, the design team chose to move forward with a complete renovation while respecting the lines of the original structure, navigating innumerable structural challenges in the process. Alongside general contractor Mike Gillis and interior design team Sees Design, Bockus Payne transformed the roughly 8,000 square-foot residence from a transitional home lacking a clear design direction to a warm and modern gathering space that blurs the lines between indoors and out.

The Francis Tuttle Technology Center, one of the premier career training schools in Oklahoma, enlisted architecture and design firm Bockus Payne in the creation of the Francis Tuttle Danforth Campus in Edmond, OK. As outlying communities continue to grow, the demand for access to affordable education and training follows. Francis Tuttle’s desire to continue its reach and expand class offerings resulted in the need for a new campus.

Designed for empty nesters, this luxurious contemporary residence reconciles its distinctly modern approach with its traditional surroundings.

The original home of Liberty Bank was purchased by BancFirst with intent to restore the property and glorify the downtown icon.

As if it ascended from the earth, the new clinic for Salt Health showcases a modern facade balanced by tranquil and attractive use of material such as stone and durable wood look facade, modern touches of linear metal, tied together by natural landscaping.

The original home of Liberty Bank was purchased by BancFirst with intent to restore the property and glorify the downtown icon.

The original home of Liberty Bank was purchased by BancFirst with intent to restore the property and glorify the downtown icon.

Encompassing a sanctuary, fellowship hall, and Sunday school, Bockus Payne’s design for St. Mary’s Episcopal Church enabled the church to expand its congregation and relocate closer to its affiliate school. The Basilica-style sanctuary features the classic architectural layout of a narthex, nave, and transepts, culminating with a beautiful stained glass window.

The O'Brien Family Training Center is is an 18,600-square-foot training complex that serves multiple functions for Mid-America Christian University. The facility was completely donor funded with the building being named after MACU alumni Dr. Sean O'Brien of the Oklahoma Center for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine.

Bockus Payne and Neely+Queen collaborate to create a tranquil modern lodge fusing architecture and interior design excellence.

The Bockus Payne team was engaged by Express Employment Professionals, one of the top staffing companies in the U.S., to spearhead a full renovation and expansion of its existing three-floor office building in OKC.

Grace Living Center worked with Norman Public Schools, to embrace a one-of-a-kind concept for learning. 

Nichols Hills home embraces modernity while honoring tradition, blurring boundaries between indoor and outdoor entertainment spaces.

Bockus Payne breathed new life into a century-old building, respecting its original character while updating the space with modern design elements. The renovated interiors are bright and airy, with pops of colorful artwork tempered by a calming, neutral backdrop.

MAPS 4 will provide the funding necessary to save the historic Freedom Center and build onto to the legacy with the addition of the Clara Luper Civil Rights Center (Center). This conceptual expansion would help transform Oklahoma City’s knowledge of civil rights history and positively influence the future of northeast OKC and the community.

The design of the new facility supports the needs of the diverse student population and is reflective of the school's expanded trade offerings -- Industrial Controls, Welding, and Construction Trades.

The goal behind the latest skilled nursing addition at Corn Heritage Village was to create additional space for residents, both personal and public.

BancFirst El Reno’s defining architectural element is its grand entry tower—now a hallmark of the BancFirst brand—that naturally guides customers to the front door. Guests step into a bright and spacious lobby that facilitates a seamless customer experience, dotted with bistro tables and comfortable seating.