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.

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

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.

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.

The sustainable trio of bamboo, steel, and concrete are combined to create MidFirst Bank’s Student Union branch at the University of Central Oklahoma.

Bockus Payne completed a ground-up construction for MidFirst Bank Norman, implementing traditional red brick and cast stone for an exterior that will remain timeless for decades to come. MidFirst Bank spared no expense in outfitting the luxurious interiors with sophisticated floor tiling, meticulously laid wood ceiling beams, and even a cast stone fireplace.

BancFirst Edmond is highlighted by gables, horizontal banding, and multi-colored changing LED lighting, complimentary to Spring Creek Village Retail Center to the south, also a Bockus Payne project.

The neoclassical style of this financial institution is appropriate for a structure with the name First National Bank. The architectural design of the exterior facade includes limestone and brick with cast stone. Ionic columns are reminiscent of the historical banks across the state of Oklahoma.