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Urban Design Studio Graduate’s Project Featured in Tulsa World

Interior render of the discovery lab, a children's museum, in Tulsa, OK

Urban Design Studio Graduate’s Project Featured in Tulsa World


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September 24, 2018

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Sarah Gould, owner and principal of KKT Architects and an OU Urban Design Studio alumnus, was recently interviewed in the Tulsa World. The article includes details about and renderings of her firm’s design for the new Tulsa Children’s Museum Discovery Lab. Ray Vandiver, executive director of the museum, describes the concept for the 50,000-square-foot facility as “a dynamic learning space, dynamic in the sense that children, through full-body, immersive experiences, are encouraged to problem solving and critical thinking and creativity.”

Read the full Tulsa World article here.

[Above: a rendering of the Tulsa Children’s Museum Discovery Lab; image property of KKT Architects]


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