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Journal Record
July 2, 2008
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Metropolitan Library System plans to open a new $8.1 million in northwest Oklahoma City in late 2010.
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In mid-June, the architectural firm LWPB Architecture of Oklahoma City and a consultant, Richard+Bauer of Phoenix, conducted a design workshop for the new library planned on Northwest 122nd Street just east of North MacArthur Boulevard.Financing for the 35,000-square-foot library was included in Oklahoma City’s bond elections in 2000 and 2008. The building will be owned by the city and furnished, staffed and operated by the Metropolitan Library System.
July 2, 2008
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Metropolitan Library System plans to open a new $8.1 million in northwest Oklahoma City in late 2010.
Latest Real Estate News Reviving the history in the Mayo’s wallsConstruction spending drops 0.4 percent in MayVacant homes spread blight in suburb and city alikeTulsa’s Mayo Hotel renovation scores $23.5 million from IBC BankSandRidge to build $1.1B plant, pipelines for OccidentalArt Fusion Studio: Brakes and parts to breakable artStarbucks opens inside St. AnthonyExecs map out Tulsa’s architectural treasuresThese Walls: Milk Bottle GroceryRealtor remodels ailing Edmond house for office Current Edition
In mid-June, the architectural firm LWPB Architecture of Oklahoma City and a consultant, Richard+Bauer of Phoenix, conducted a design workshop for the new library planned on Northwest 122nd Street just east of North MacArthur Boulevard.Financing for the 35,000-square-foot library was included in Oklahoma City’s bond elections in 2000 and 2008. The building will be owned by the city and furnished, staffed and operated by the Metropolitan Library System.