One of downtown Oklahoma City’s historic landmarks is entering a new chapter as Gardner Tanenbaum transforms Robinson Renaissance into a mixed-use development featuring 106 luxury apartments while preserving the building’s nearly century-old history.
Developers, city leaders and community members gathered Oct. 28 for a preview of the redevelopment, celebrating both the building’s future and its significant place in Oklahoma City’s history.
Originally constructed in 1927, the 12-story building at Robinson and Park avenues is undergoing an approximately $50 million renovation that will convert much of its former office space into residential units. The apartments are expected to open in 2027, coinciding with the building’s 100th anniversary…