Freese Architecture

5 Peoria

Old red brick warehouses with modern glass and weathered steel create a chic New York vibe right in Tulsa's revitalized Pearl District. This area, now home to trendy coffee shops, cafés, and more, is buzzing with life.

The 1920s office warehouse features weathered steel windows and a retail entry, while a new second-level addition offers living units with covered parking below. The two buildings connect via a second-level corridor, blending old and new seamlessly. Experience the fusion of hot and cool, New York and Oklahoma, at 5 Peoria! Learn more about this project here: https://www.freesearchitecture.com/portfolio/5-peoria/

Treeloft

Remember the thrill of a treehouse? Treeloft, a modern 2,350 sq ft home, captures that magic. Elevated by steel columns on a steep, forested lot in the city, it offers unique avian views. The sleek design features steel, cement board, metal roofs, and glass, blending elegance with efficiency. The intersecting metal roofs create a stunning water feature when it rains. Experience the wonder of living among the trees!

🏡 Celebrating 30 years in business with a special feature in the Tulsa World! Discover how Freese Architecture has been bringing the charm and innovation of Midwest Modern to life. Read about our journey and vision here: https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/business/why-midwest-modern-is-a-staple-of-a-small-tulsa-architecture-firm/article_0a9b946e-0679-11ef-ab30-736b61c3a4ee.html

Why 'Midwest Modern' is a staple of a small Tulsa architecture firm Freese Architecture buildings are characterized by semi-open, roofless spaces in central areas, lots of windows for natural light and native materials.