Nonprofit

Meals on Wheels of Metro Tulsa

We were excited to help create this awesome space for those who give back to the Tulsa community in such a significant way.

Meals On Wheels Adam Murphy reception PRIMARY

Large reception area of Tulsa's Meals on Wheels. Reception desk on right, sitting area with tall windows and couches and chairs.

Two groups of lounge seating with grey couch and chairs around round coffee table. Glass-walled offices along one wall with colorful side chairs.

Tulsa Meals on Wheels-Hallway with lime/white paint and b&w people mural on top. Wavy-shaped grey couch with colorful pouf ottomans and lounge chair.

Large training room with long tables and black chairs. Employees sit with laptops. Back wall has black and white photos of people Meals on Wheels helps

Hallway workspace/coffee area. Woman sits at table with laptop. Wavy-shaped grey modular sofas with bright blue, orange and lime pouf ottomans around them

Conference room with long white table and blue Eames office chairs. Two cut-out windows along walll and a large mounted tv on adjining wall.

Meals On Wheels Adam Murphy Booths and Phone Room Vertical Gallery

Meals On Wheels Adam Murphy Breakroom and Booths Gallery

Meals On Wheels Adam Murphy Outdoor Furniture Vertical Gallery

Meals On Wheels Adam Murphy Collab No People Gallery

Meals On Wheels Adam Murphy Workstations Gallery

A female employee gets ready to enter a red and white, soundproof, acoustical work pod, which is located just outside a bank of workstations.

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Tulsa, OK

Industry: Nonprofit Community Partner

Account Rep: Stephanie Pugh

Project Manager/Design Consultant: Eli Huff | Salt Food Group

Architect/Designer: Selser Schaefer Architects

Contractor: Myers-Cherry Construction

Photography: Adam Murphy Photography

Goal: Meals on Wheels serves Metro Tulsa to provide food to those in the community who are in need. The organization relocated from its existing facility of 30 years. They were in need of an upgrade for their staff, as well as food preparation and packaging areas. The new location is 25,000 square feet and has a state-of-the-art kitchen, equipping the organization to serve three times its current capacity of 1 million customers.

John A. Marshall Co. worked with the customer’s consultant, Eli Huff, independent consultant, Lyn Hughes, and architectural firm, Selser Schaefer, to design a beautiful space for staff and volunteers. Herman Miller’s OMNIA Partners program offered a pre-bid contract for the non-profit to utilize, which allowed them to purchase high-quality furniture at an affordable price. This kept costs down by avoiding the time and expense of a formal bid process. The facility offers a variety of spaces for staff and volunteers to meet, work, and train. It features private offices, workstations, a training center, and a generous boardroom. A new outdoor space and patio allows staff and volunteers to work, eat, enjoy games and socialize.

Scope: John A. Marshall Co. provided furnishings, client consultation, design planning, and installation services. By working with the client’s project management and architecture teams we were able to create a beautiful, functional, high-energy space that will serve the Tulsa community for years to come.

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