Maybe then in 50 years it will meet the fate of the Stage Center. :)

Maybe if it is functionally useless then it will be.

Hopefully the adjacent project will be built. I think they would complement each other,

Driving by yesterday I saw a sign that showed a render of phase 2. Not sure what it said, but could they still be looking for someone for it. Any news?

Driving by yesterday I saw a sign that showed a render of phase 2. Not sure what it said, but could they still be looking for someone for it. Any news?

I saw that too and wondered if it was new.

I saw that too and wondered if it was new.

It popped up about a month ago.

Phase II of this project is officially dead.

OCURA, which owns the vacant land to the east of Phase I, canceled the agreement with Chuck Ainsworth and will be reissuing an RFP for development.

I’m glad to see they will continue seeking a developer here.

I just wish the city would do something about these streets. A giant roundabout would be cool and reworking them to be more pedestrian friendly would help adjacent businesses.

Geeezzz...this thread is going to be 15 years old next August :eek:

When at some point 10-20 years from now OKC has another "boom" of development, some of these sites that just seemed to be cursed with great ideas but no funding are going to get caught up and people who were not even born yet that come to this site are going to have a treasure trove of conversation and old renderings etc. to look at what is finally built and sometimes it's going to be like "Thank God we waited" and sometimes it will be like "it's a shame that project never happened the way it was planned".

Obviously detailed conversations about *how* certain projects are happening are done in private, but it will be cool to see the public response and discourse these projects elicit - I would have loved to have been able to see what was being said in the 80s/90s about Quail Springs for example.