Establish your business in a prestigious location. The Kennedy Building is a local landmark, with a unique, vintage design. You’ll be in good company, too: the building houses respected organizations from widely varying sectors, from law and energy to technology. Enjoy motivational views of the Tulsa skyline from the third floor, retire to the business lounge for confidential catch-ups and host a productive session with remote colleagues in the video conferencing studio. You’re also walking distance from the city’s many eateries.
Book a hot desk in the Kennedy Building and work from a vintage landmark on the third floor with motivational views across the Tulsa skyline. High-speed internet and natural light come with the desk, and the building houses respected organisations from law and energy through to technology, which makes the shared areas genuinely worth being in. Breakout spaces and a business lounge give you somewhere to change gear during the day. The city's many eateries are within walking distance for lunch.
High-speed internet and a workspace with natural light and views across the Tulsa skyline.
Respected organisations across law, energy and technology occupy the Kennedy Building.
Yes. Breakout spaces and a business lounge sit alongside the shared common areas.
Downtown Tulsa's many eateries are within walking distance of the building.
The centre is open Monday to Friday, 8:30 to 17:00.
Vintage Tulsa landmark housing respected law, energy and technology organisations.
Dedicated studio for productive sessions with remote colleagues and clients.
Motivational third floor views across the city's central business district.
Main Park Plaza parking sits 225 metres from the door, with further lots at roughly 526, 749, 814 and 915 metres and a bus stop at Houston Avenue and 3rd Street around 1,079 metres away. The Downtown Transit Center serves as the city's primary public transit hub, and Tulsa International Airport is a convenient drive for out-of-town clients. Around the building, Tulsa City Hall, the Tulsa County Courthouse and the Tulsa Central Library are all a short walk, with St. John Clinic Urgent Care nearby for health services. The Brady Arts District is minutes away with the historic Brady Theater, the Woody Guthrie Center and the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, and the city's many eateries fill the surrounding downtown streets.