The Joinery
A Living Building project in Tulsa
The Joinery is a sustainable building project, located at 640 N. Denver Ave, Tulsa Oklahoma. The 3,180-square-foot, two-story, brick residence is the first in Oklahoma to seek Living Building Challenge™ certification from the International Living Future Institute. The Joinery’s goals are:
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To connect neighbors to food, nature and community in an urban area north of downtown.
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To build a residence that is self-sufficient and remains within the resource limits of its site.
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To serve as a model of innovative, sustainable design in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and beyond.
To be a certified Living Building, The Joinery has to meet 20 Imperatives outlined by the Living Future Institute, requiring thorough documentation. Additionally, the finished building has to prove performance over 12 consecutive months. Construction began December 2018.
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In the news
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LISTEN: Self Sustainability with Nathan Pickard (Tulsa Talks, 2020)
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The Joinery will bring neighbors together - when the time comes for folks to gather again (KTUL, 2020)
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Purposeful Passions (TulsaPeople, 2020)
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Living Building Comes To North Tulsa (TulsaPeople, 2019)
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WATCH: Sustainable Tulsa House To Be First Of Its Kind In State (KOTV, 2019)
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Like a flower (The Tulsa Voice, 2019)
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WATCH: Architects building fully sustainable home in Brady Heights (KOKI, 2018)
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Sustainability is the goal of The Joinery, a new project in the Brady Heights neighborhood (Tulsa World, 2018)
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The Joinery featured on Root Tulsa, (2018)
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