TAP Architecture designed The Station at Central Park in Moore’s latest 13,000-square-foot expansion. Congratulations to the City of Moore and its residents on this remarkable achievement!

Anthony remarked, “A bespoke design firm like TAP needs someone like Rachel to leverage our strengths and strategically guide toward an even more successful future. She brings the perfect combination of creativity, energy, personality, and drive to pursue opportunities that align with TAP’s core values. Elevating her to partner is a clear commitment to shaping our future success."

Boyett Petroleum’s new Oklahoma Headquarters seamlessly unites a 1920s 3-story brick warehouse with a 1940s Quonset hut. TAP Architecture transformed these once obsolete and dilapidated structures into an inspired office experience for their Oklahoma City team.

The office’s favorite photo. Partners John Ward, Rick Lueb & Anthony McDermid in the early ‘90s.

TAP Architecture is pleased to announce the promotions of Chris Teehee and Clay Dobbins as Managing Partners.

City Rescue Mission provides a beacon of hope for individuals who are experiencing homelessness. TAP was approached by Erin Goodin, President/CEO, to assist in developing a café concept located across the street from their main campus on the corner of Shartel and Reno. Rise Café will not only serve the OKC community, but will also provide additional job training opportunities for individuals seeking assistance through City Rescue Mission.

The interior finishes were carefully curated to create a welcoming and vibrant environment for employees as well as the café patrons. The warm brass decorative light fixtures, wood tones, and existing exposed interior brick walls introduce a warm textural element. The decorative tile at the face of the service counter, symbolizing the sun rise and new beginnings, bring hope and healing for those entering the space. New large format terrazzo hexagon floor tile will be installed providing a modern twist to architectural forms and materiality typically seen during the time period the building was initially constructed. Upholstery with different patterns, textures, and bright colors introduce an energy that is undeniably filled with joy.

The Rise Café is scheduled to open mid- November. We can’t wait to see the positive impact Rise Café will have on our community!

W.P. Bill Atkinson Memorial Park

Midwest City, Oklahoma