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Volume 7, Number 1 - Spring 2023

Check out how we've opened a Texas office, added a new interior designer and two intern architects, watched basketball tournaments at our arenas, and still more!

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Volume 6, Number 4 - Winter 2022-23

Read David's year-end column, take a look at several new Sapulpa projects, check out the opening of a new Tulsa Public Schools arena, and still more!

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Volume 6, Number 3 - Fall 2022

Read about our new Sapulpa Public Schools design contract, our new ALEP, construction starts on two Reed designs, our museum designs, and more!

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Volume 6, Number 2 - Summer 2022

Read about David Reed's work for the AIA, the completion of two Reed Architecture designs, our summer interns, and more!

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Volume 6, Number 1 - Spring 2022

David Reed becomes project manager for downtown Sapulpa's master plan, we look back at the Muskogee Gateways, construction updates, and more!

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Volume 5, Number 4 - Winter 2021-22

A new stadium we designed opens to rave reviews, Mr. Reed goes to Washington, team insights, and Christmas activities recapped!

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Volume 5, Number 3 - Fall 2021

Our topics range from AIA Oklahoma and one of our favorite arenas to a hot Camero, our future favs, and the return of one remarkable employee!

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Volume 5, Number 2 - Summer 2021

This edition celebrates our Business of the Year award, core values, summer interns, a favorite project, biking, and still more!

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Volume 5, Number 1 - Spring 2021

This email newsletter offers reflections by David Reed and Rodney James on successful church construction, a look at Reed Architecture's design for Tulsa Central High School's new football stadium, improvements in our team, David's favorite project, and more!

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Volume 4, Number 4 - Winter 2020-21

Look back at 2020 with a column by David and a sweeping video, read about the new East Central arena, meet our new Master's Plan project coordinator, check out a new After Hours episode, and more!

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Volume 4, Number 3 - Fall 2020

This issue updates readers on the completion of two projects, the development of four more, our work with Master's Plan, and our founder's birthday!

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Volume 4, Number 2 - Summer 2020

Notice the new name! This newsletter marks that change, the renovation and relocation, plus the addition of two new team members and two interns, the retirement of an architecture star, construction updates, and more.

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Volume 4, Number 1 - Spring 2020

This newsletter celebrates Sparks Reed's purchase of a new home, David's latest TV appearance, SR designs hosting tournaments, and constuction updates.

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Volume 3, Number 4 - Winter 2019-20

This newsletter outlines Sparks Reed's many church efforts, unveils a new stadium, wraps up an inspiring arena, highlights a community project, and looks back at a successful 2019.

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Volume 3, Number 3 - Fall 2019

With our fall 2019 newsletter, the SR Insider adopted an email format. Content ranged from photo tours of two finished gymnasiums to a newly licensed architect, a new website feature, and a radio spot.

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Volume 3, Number 2 - Summer 2019

Our summer 2019 newsletter provides an in-depth feature on the McLain High School arena, a profile of the new book by Gary Sparks, and a feature on the unique internship of Taylor Rider.

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Volume 3, Number 1 - Spring 2019

Our spring 2019 newsletter offers insights on predesign building strategies, the completion of a most unique athletic complex, honors for a Sparks Reed founder, and a fun entrance design!

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Volume 2, Number 4 - Winter 2018

Our winter 2018 newsletter offers feature articles on multipurpose building strategies, a look at how one such building from the Sparks Reed portfolio delivered unexpected dividends, details about the PAWsh Palaces contest by AIA Eastern Oklahoma, holiday party pics, and a year-in-review column by David Reed!

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Volume 2, Number 3 - Fall 2018

Our fall 2018 newsletter features insights on developing a master plan, an overview of our many fundraising services, and a feature with photos on the new Wesley Foundation Worship Center at Oklahoma State University. It also updates readers on three other Sparks Reed construction projects.

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Volume 2, Number 2 - Summer 2018

This summer 2018 newsletter offers an outline for organizing and pulling off a successful building project, a comparison of renderings to reality, an example of how one high school's field house yielded many unforeseen benefits, employee news, and a look back at an unusual Sparks Reed office project!

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Volume 2, Number 1 - Spring 2018

This diverse issue opens with an article on school construction projects. Another piece reveals the impact Putnam City West executives expect from their new Athletic Village. A fifth article tells how a Putnam City High School renovation and expansion project will provide students, faculty, and supporters with a new sense of history. The newsletter closes with an artistic adventure in snowy Yellowstone by Sparks Reed co-founder Gary Sparks

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Volume 1, Number 3 - Winter 2017

This issue opens with a look back at a very busy 2017 by Sparks Reed co-founder and principal David Reed. It features an article on changing trends in stadium design, flashbacks on three Sparks Reed projects, a profile of new hire Bryan Broaddrick, reflections on the August tornado, and holiday party pics!

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Volume 1, Number 2 - Fall 2017

This issue features an article on Sparks Reed's recovery from a tornado strike; details on the hiring of Tyler Sappington, Emily Chambers, and Jun Kang Robinson; a look back at how Sparks Reed renovated a famous Oklahoma company's world headquarters; and reflections on the firm's growth by principal and co-founder David Reed.

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Volume 1, Number 1 - Spring 2017

The inaugural SR Insider tells of David Reed's trip to Washington with fellow AIA members, groundbreakings by three Sparks Reed clients, the Muskogee Gateways project launch, and the University of Central Oklahoma's softball field renovations!

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