which is a good thing!

Former Sandridge Energy Headquarters to be renamed Strata Tower.

https://www.gannett-cdn.com/presto/2021/06/09/NOKL/d54eaddb-ee28-4842-a5c6-b7b6aac4c8c8-1030545785_ok_okc_sandridge-commons3_lg_1.jpg?width=660&height=475&fit=crop&format=pjpg&auto=webp
Oklahoman, June 10, 2021




Link: https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/2021/06/10/former-sandridge-energy-headquarters-renamed-strata-tower/7619601002/

Who is Strata?

Per the article, chosen by Pinnel, et al. Also from the article: The term “Strata” is used to represent the layers of subterranean rock that contain oil and gas reserves, as well as other facets of the oil and gas industry, such as the drilling, production and ultimate delivery to end-users of Oklahoma’s oil and gas deposits.

The overall complex is called Oklahoma Commons.

I can't imagine anyone is going to call the building 'Strata Tower'.

oops, missed the link for the article

It's good to name the building for the energy industry after it housed two failed O&G companies that laid off thousands of Oklahomans, which is exactly why the state was able to buy it in the first place.

You think that OG&E would have jumped head-over-heels to purchase this building that had recently invested $100 million in improvements to make their corporate headquarters.

With all the state related agencies occupying Strata Tower at Oklahoma Commons--Commissioners of the Oklahoma Land Office; just how much of a dent did this put in Oklahoma City's downtown building occupancy rate...