Prime Architects designed an expansion and remodel for a convenience store in Oklahoma City, transforming a functionally obsolete building into a modern commercial gas station. They expanded the existing building footprint to approximately 6,000 square feet, creating a more spacious and efficient environment.

The new design incorporated contemporary elements to enhance both aesthetics and functionality. Prime Architects used concrete masonry unit (CMU) walls, as well as exposed steel joists, and full-height store-front glass to create a visually appealing space. These elements not only improved the building’s appearance but also made it more inviting for customers.

By integrating these modern features, Prime Architects successfully remodeled the convenience store remodel into a state-of-the-art facility. The use of CMU walls provided durability and a sleek look, while the exposed steel joists added an industrial touch. The full-height store-front glass allowed natural light to flood the interior, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere.

Overall, the redesign by Prime Architects significantly improved the convenience store’s functionality and visual appeal. The expanded footprint provided more space for customers and products, enhancing the overall shopping experience. The modern design elements ensured that the building stood out as a contemporary commercial gas station, attracting more customers and boosting business.

In summary, Prime Architects’ convenience store remodel in Oklahoma City revitalized the space, turning it into a modern, efficient, and attractive commercial gas station. The combination of CMU walls, exposed steel joists, and full-height store-front glass created a space that was not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing, making it a standout addition to Oklahoma City’s commercial landscape.