The goal for this residence was to create a high end living environment that also appealed to its kid friendly residents. Key design features include: a grand entry and spiral stair; a hidden spiral slide for the kids from the first floor down to the basement playroom; custom millwork throughout; and a top of the line kitchen with space below the main island for the kids to build their den.

Sited to take full advantage of the spectacular views on an elevated lot. The generous use of stone on the exterior and interior of the home blurs the distinction between outdoors and indoors and connects the home to the land.

Bockus Payne completed an exterior facelift of an existing red brick business complex that was facing declining conditions and a high vacancy rate. The design team corrected the building’s structural issues and reskinned the exterior, upgrading the aesthetic with a neutral palette and modern sconces. The entries are skinned with limestone thin-veneer and shaded with black fabric canopies. Since the restoration’s completion, the retail complex has enjoyed highly improved occupancy rates.

DeBee Gilchrist is located in the Chase bank building on 63rd and Grand. The office is composed of mid-century modern and playfully inspired aesthetic.

Hester Hall, the first dormitory built on the University of Oklahoma’s campus, was originally constructed in 1925. An extensive renovation of the entire interior and exterior began in 2013 to create space for the new home of the College of International Studies.

Heritage Hall worked with Bockus Payne to develop a fundraising package for their new Lower School and Early Childhood Center. The new school will be built into the side of a hill and will take advantage of significant views of the pond and new campus lawn.

We believe that the collaboration with and listening to the owner and users before finalizing a design, resulted in a project that both Bockus Payne and The City of Oklahoma CityFire Department are extremely proud of.

The 1970s era building received a full face lift including the addition of a fire suppression system and an overhaul of lighting and finishes to give the building a brighter, friendlier, and updated look.

Our team was selected to assist the Gillum family with the design a doggy day care facility. The work included pre-purchase investigation of an existing structure, submitting to the Downtown Design Review Committee, design and construction documents.

Bockus Payne transforms Memorial Road Pet Hospital's dream into reality with functional and vibrant design, making every furry patient feel at home.

The Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity on Washington Street in Stillwater features a classical Greek facade detailed to match the Georgian architecture of the surrounding campus.

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

McCasland Field House was home to The University of Oklahoma’s basketball team until 1975. The building envelope was renovated with new energy efficient aluminum windows to match the original steel single pane windows, a complete masonry tuck point restoration as well as a new roof.

Red Coyote Running & Fitness sets the bar high in oklahoma's performance shoe scene, garnering national recognition and paving the way for unique shopping experiences.

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.

Built in 2012, the headquarters for the Diagnostic Laboratory of Oklahoma, mixes stone, metal, and glass to create a contemporary but Oklahoma centered design.

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 predominant Cherokee Gothic style of architecture which blankets the campus is preserved and a mild contemporary flare has been incorporated into the design to accentuate the program which it houses

Anne and Henry Zarrow Hall was one of the first LEED certified buildings on the University of Oklahoma’s campus. The three-story building is located on a prominent corner on the campus adjacent to the library, infirmary, and Greek row and currently houses the School of Social Work.

The Center houses all pre and post-op facilities as well as large operating rooms, lounges, offices, and a waiting suite. A covered drop off/pick up area makes for a smooth transition between surgery and the ride home.