Greek housing projects are characterized by collaboration and interaction, not only between the Greek organization and the architect, but also with the fundraisers and legal experts.

Stately and stylish architecture is important, but in Greek housing design, the tax attorney and the fundraiser must play a role too, because all square feet are not created equal in the eyes of the IRS, and oversights can be costly to projects and donors alike.

There's nothing like a little friendly competition! Krittenbrink Architecture returned to the MJ Forum (a sorority housing insurance conference) in Indianapolis this month; unlike other years when sponsors could introduce themselves verbally, this year we were asked to submit marketing videos.

Isaac comes to our firm with nearly two decades of experience in the architecture/construction industry.

It’s a gem in the rough but we’re excited as construction is fully underway in our new office space.

ASK AN EXPERT Q&A - WITH RHYME & REASON DESIGN In Greek housing architecture, certain elements can create great first impressions. But before a recruit shows up at the house, they’ve probably already seen you online.

FOYERS ARE FIRST CHANCE TO MAKE LASTING IMPRESSIONS - In the Greek community, there are notable seasons throughout the year.

Nothing can derail a big building project like poor communication, and at Krittenbrink Architecture, we pride ourselves in being open, honest communicators.

Food service is a central function of any Greek house, providing for the nutritional needs of members while also creating an important atmosphere for the social interaction that defines life in a sorority or a fraternity.

At the heart of many Greek houses is an elegant dining room. It’s usually the biggest room in the plan, and often, the room serves as a showpiece, in plain view when members and guests walk through the front door.

Great planning and great partners can mean that the additions made to your chapter house can look like they were always built that way!

Meet our new intern Arianna Hawkins. Arianna comes to us from Texas A&M College Station with an undergraduate degree in Environmental Design and Architecture.

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It is a privilege to partner with Alpha Gamma Delta and their University of Central Oklahoma Collegiate Chapter.

In the fall of 2015 we were selected as the Architecture Firm to design the new Collaborative Learning Center. It was a nice surprise to have been selected as the cover and be featured in the OU Law Magazine "Sooner Lawyer".

Vol. 2 No. 2 Summer 2016

NORMAN, Oklahoma - It is with great pleasure to announce a new team member to the Krittenbrink Architecture family. Veronica Luna Kentish will serve in a new role for Krittenbrink Architecture as the Director of Strategic Partnerships.

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Vol. 1 No. 1 Winter 2015

New law offices for Goolsby, Proctor, Heefner & Gibbs, the first significant building to go up on the Oklahoma River.

New 24,000 square foot fraternity house for the members of Phi Gamma Delta at Oklahoma State University. Construction start May 2015.

New 14,500 square foot fraternity house for the members of Phi Sigma Kappa at Purdue University. Construction start estimated for Spring 2016.