Align Design Group

///BIKE CLUB BUILT A HOME

Thanks to The Pickup for a piece on our Bike Club project, the club itself and a celebration of their growth and continued work with Tulsa kids!

Thank you to all those involved!

Project: Norfolk
Detail: Custom Corbel

Custom details start as a conversation — within our team, with our clients and with the craftsmen who will build it.

This corbel for a new home in a historic district went through the whole process — from concept to line drawings to knee brace study, worked out in elevation and isometric before we built a 1:1 model. The result is something that feels like it belongs.

From idea, through detail design, to the building.

Custom details start as a conversation — within our team, with our clients and with the craftsmen who will build it.

This corbel for a new home in a historic district went through all of it — from concept to line drawings to knee brace study, worked out in elevation and isometric before we built a 1:1 model. The result is something that feels like it belongs.

From idea, through detail design, to the building.

The 13eighty chair was designed to do three things — filter light, move air, and drain water.
This is what that looks like in practice.
We just added a few to our office patio and couldn’t have timed it better. Tulsa spring is doing its part.
Simple. Deliberate. Functional.

New Project | Dante’s Woodfire
108 E 18th Street

Dante’s Woodfire is a Tulsa original — built on family, inclusivity, and the slow craft of making simple things extraordinary. A place that already has a soul. Our job is to give it a home.

Right now, Dante’s is doing what they’ve always done — showing up, firing the oven, and feeding their community out of their trailer. We’re building the space around that.

The before starts now.

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📍 Tulsa, Oklahoma

Pony Coffee Has Always Felt Like Home - The Pickup How Tulsa preservationists turned a house, thousands of bicycles, and countless pieces of art into the city’s best new coffee shop

CONSTRUCTION | Wagoner Woods

Stakes are set and construction has begun on our Wagoner County project. It’s been a full year since our first site visit, and we’re excited to see the project move from vision and drawings to a live construction site.

From the beginning, the goal was to place the home within the existing trees rather than reshape and regrow the landscape around it. Preserving the site’s natural beauty was a driving force in the architectural process. We can’t wait to watch the site transform with spring as the leaves return.

Pony Coffee making the headlines! Being a part of culturally significant projects is as rewarding as it gets. When those projects succeed beyond our local community and make waves on a bigger scale, that is the good stuff! Nice Work .

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