Range Architecture, Landscape & Planning

08/10/2026

Happy new semester to our Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture at the University of Oklahoma interns!

We're grateful for your contributions over the last few months. Qianyue Jiang's helped to build out to our new website for pre-approved plans programs. Demyah Monroe developed a comprehensive catalog of hundreds of building plans and helped us host 1500 urbanists at Congress for the New Urbanism in Fayetteville. She left her mark with the design of a branded bandana we gifted to our guests, including Ross Chapin Architects

Wishing you all the best this school year and as you continue to grow in the profession!

The University of Oklahoma

07/16/2026

Congratulations to our clients City of Tulsa Gov on launching the T-Town HOME Catalog, a selection of pre-approved housing plans designed to streamline production of new housing that meets the city's needs while fitting the character of Tulsa neighborhoods!

One unit includes two private bathrooms on the upper floor for roommate rental, while the other unit includes one shared bathroom on the upper floor.

07/14/2026

We love historic homes, and this special one in Fayetteville's Washington-Willow neighborhood is a stunner! Our team worked to optimize livability while preserving the stately 1937 structure and adding landscape details like flowering dogwood trees in keeping with neighborhood tradition.

06/10/2026

The coolest ADU?

We love working with clients like Mark Russell Homes who aren't afraid to try something new - like this little gem of a structural masonry accessory dwelling unit in Bentonville, Ark.

And you can stay there when you Visit Bentonville!

https://www.cnu.org/publicsquare/2026/06/10/coolest-adu-i%E2%80%99ve-come-across

05/12/2026

Another great tour tomorrow!Explore recent housing, mixed-use, and public space projects in Fayetteville’s downtown district with long-time New Urbanists—architect Rob Sharp and code writer Mary Madden, former and current Fayetteville Planning Commissioners, respectively. The downtown has several distinct neighborhood geographies, having both a town square and a main street, while the University of Arkansas borders the downtown’s western edge. The tour will see a variety of infill projects completed over the past 20 years, fulfilling the key goals of the 2004 Downtown Master Plan (an effort led by Dover Kohl & Partners.) The tour will consider the relationship between recent ordinance changes (governing parking, land development, and building construction) and key public investments, in enabling, encouraging, or obstructing mixed-use residential development in downtown. In addition to viewing some adaptive re-use and streetscape improvements, tour highlights will include visits to several of Sharp’s mixed-use projects throughout the downtown district on Block Street, the Underwood Building, the Three Sisters, and the Network Building, the latter operating at net-zero energy.

05/12/2026

It’s in Northwest Arkansas and our team is leading several sessions and tours!

Today Rob and Alli along with friends from are showing off the Mill District and South Street Cottages alongside

04/28/2026