Overview
Prime Architects designed a CARES Act-funded property and supply warehouse for the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes in Concho, Oklahoma. It stores and tracks inventory for delivery across tribal lands. The building supports the Tribes’ readiness for pandemics and natural disasters.
Technical Scope
- Architecture/Interiors: Warehouse storage for furniture, PPE, medical supplies, paper goods and clothing, with inventory tracking. Climate-controlled room for temperature-sensitive items. Staff offices, break room and restrooms.
- Mechanical / Electrical: Energy-efficient HVAC and light fixtures.
- 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: Concho, OK
- Size: 7,800 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:
- Warehouse / supply depot
- Emergency supply stockpile
- Climate-controlled storage
- 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.