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Crafton Tull Sparks & Associates is a 100% employee-owned professional planning, design, and surveying firm based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, dedicated to enhancing community development. With a focus on innovative solutions, the firm aims to improve local economies through thoughtful planning and infrastructure improvements. Employing a team of 100 professionals, Crafton Tull emphasizes the importance of walkable urban areas, which not only promote safety and character but also drive economic growth. By investing in walkability, the firm contributes to creating vibrant downtown districts that support local businesses and increase property values. Generated from the website

The Eastern Oklahoma's Best Buildings calendar was designed to commemorate two significant events in Tulsa's arts and design community; the American institute of Architects' 150th anniversary in 2007 and the National Preservation Conference hosted in Tulsa in 2008. AIA Eastern Oklahoma, Tulsa Foundation for Architecture, and Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa, developed an online survey voted upon by the public that identified Eastern Oklahoma's Best Buildings. Experience the majesty of these historic buildings throughout the year with this magnificent calendar! Select item: Quantity: Series One: Tulsa Warehouse Market Select item: Quantity: Series Two: Tulsa Medical Arts Building Inspired from the TFA archives these note cards combine nostalgia and history when you need to send that special note. Make the perfect statement while supporting the TFA with these classic note cards. In this, his third book on Tulsa's historic homes, architect and historian John Brooks Walton serves as a guide and companion on "Pleasant and leisurely rambles around our Tulsa Town." Some highlights include a portfolio of "Lost Tulsa" homes, sections on four Tulsa businesses, the families that founded them, and their mansions-Bama Pie, Oklahoma Tire & Supply, the Tulsa Tribune, and the Tulsa World, a section on Tulsa's Art Deco, and Walton's insight into the lives of the architects whose designs he celebrates.