Overview
Prime Architects designed a CARES Act-funded food distribution facility for the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes in Clinton, Oklahoma. Part of the building runs as a grocery store for tribal members. It also holds a food reserve for supply shortages and a teaching space for meal-preparation classes.
Technical Scope
- Architecture/Interiors: Grocery-store sales area for food and household items. Food stock held in reserve for supply shortages. Training area sized for a large meal-preparation class. Layout planned for COVID-19 prevention and response.
- Structural: Tornado shelter for building occupants.
- Mechanical/Plumbing/Electrical: MEP design by Moxify Engineering.
- Civil/Site: Site civil design by Red Plains.
Outcome
Construction completed 2021.
Project Data:
- Client / agency: Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes (funded by the CARES Act of 2020)
- Location: Clinton, OK
- Size: 7,779 SF
- Construction cost: Undisclosed
- Completed: Design 2020 / construction 2021
- Project type: New construction
- Prime Architects role: Prime architect; project management, architecture, planning, interior design
- Design team: Red Plains (civil); 360 Engineering Group, PLLC (structural); Seam Consulting (interior design); Moxify Engineering (MEP)
Relevant If Your Project Involves:
- Food distribution
- Grocery / retail layout
- Emergency food reserve
- Tornado shelter
- Tribal facilities
Project Category:
Part of our Texas and regional government architecture work. See the full market page for related projects, standards and how we team on this type of facility.