Chase Bank – Downtown OKC

This modern-style Chase Bank sits in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City. It is a nearly 4,000- sq. ft. building, consisting of retail space on top of an existing 21,000 sq. ft. basement
DBG Construction was the general contractor and worked with Rouch Architecture to complete the new 4,200 sq. ft. bank in the heart of Downtown Oklahoma City.
DBG Construction was the general contractor who worked with Rouch Architecture to complete the new construction of this Chase Bank in the heart of Downtown OKC.
DBG Construction was the general contractor and worked with Rouch Architecture to complete the new construction of this Chase Bank in the heart of Downtown OKC.
The DBG team overcame a number of challenges to complete this project. The project required preparing a new temporary ATM on site while construction was in progress, fabricating steel under...
This modern-style Chase Bank sits in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City. It is a nearly 4,000-sq-foot building, consisting of retail space on top of an existing 21,000 sq.-foot basement.
The OKC Chase Bank project required preparing a new temporary ATM on site while construction was in progress
The OKC Chase Bank project required fabricating steel under standard timeframes, demolition on top of a basement with limited weight capacity, waterproofing the basement and preparing a new fire suppression system.
Bank vault installed and secured in the new modern-style bank in Downtown Oklahoma City.

Client: Chase Bank

Architect: Rouch Architecture

Scope of Work: New construction for a 4,200 square foot bank on top of a basement. Installed steel in basement to support ground floor for new building.

Service Type: General Construction

Description:

This modern-style Chase Bank sits in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City. It is a nearly 4,000-square-foot building, consisting of retail space on top of an existing 21,000 square-foot basement. The DBG team overcame a number of challenges to complete this project. The project required preparing a new temporary ATM on site while construction was in progress, fabricating steel under standard timeframes, demolition on top of a basement with limited weight capacity, waterproofing the basement and preparing a new fire suppression system.