A storied past, an inspired vision, a loft lifestyle.
Incorporating the history of Oklahoma City with the vision of Oklahoma's future, Broker/Developer Judy J. Hatfield brings you Carnegie Centre, located at 131 Dean A. McGee Avenue (NW 3rd Street at Robinson). This mixed-use redevelopment of the former Downtown Library offers you the convenience and excitement of living and working in the heart of Downtown Oklahoma City's Central Business District.
In The Building
udånder is a Scandinavian steam and sauna spa set in an urban downtown setting. You may customize your spa experience to fit your relaxation needs as desired.
John Rex Charter Middle School, part of the John Rex Charter Schools system, offers a unique educational experience in downtown Oklahoma City, preparing students for success in high school, college, career, and life. The school serves grades 5 through 8 at the McAlpine Center and has expanded to its newest location in Carnegie Centre.
In the beginning, Aaron and Rhonda were baking cakes for friends and family out of their 600 SF apartment in OKC. They went on to sell their pastries at local farmer’s markets hoping to gain experience and feedback from the community and to fund their dream of opening a bakery. Now they get to make delicious and nutritious baked goods every week at Jack’s Bakehouse.
“It’s our daily desire to serve people. We want to bring quality, creativity, and excellence in everything we do.” – Aaron & Rhonda
Around The Corner
Carnegie Centre is in the heart of downtown OKC and offers the only available Lofts for Lease in the Central Business District. Located on the NE corner of Dean A. McGee and Robinson, Carnegie boasts AT&T, SandRidge Energy, and BOK as neighbors. This mixed-use development incorporates the history of OKC with the cozy development of 19 residential lofts, 18 garage parking spots with storage units, and 2 floors of commercial use. The views of OKC are especially spectacular at night.
Carnegie Centre is within walking distance of the Civic Center, Oklahoma City Museum of Art, Myriad Botanical Gardens, Automobile Alley, Midtown, Arts District, Bricktown, and the Paycom Center where the Oklahoma City Thunder play. It is just a short bike ride to the Boathouse District and the trails along the Oklahoma River.
We can’t wait to share the passion of our neighborhood with you. Join the Carnegie Centre Community today!
What better way to start your morning than premium coffee and espresso? Coffee Slingers is one of many downtown coffee shops within walking distance from the Carnegie Centre.
At Native Roots Market, you will find a hand-picked selection of some of the best foods from the great state of Oklahoma and beyond.
Across the street is Kitchen No. 324: an American Rustic café, craft bakery and coffee curator, serving breakfast, brunch, and lunch. Everything they serve is handcrafted each day starting at 4am. They always use local & organic farmed products when possible.
First Americans Museum (FAM) celebrates our shared American history through the stories of the 39 federally recognized Tribal Nations in Oklahoma. The 175,000-square-foot museum features state-of-the-art exhibitions on First American history, culture, and art; public and educational programs; a full-service restaurant and café with Native-inspired cuisine; and a museum store showcasing exclusive items from premier First American artists, including jewelry, basketry, pottery, textiles, and other one-of-a-kind goods.
OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark, located along the Oklahoma River near downtown Oklahoma City, is a $300+ million destination fueling the city’s growth. The resort offers a riverfront hotel and spa, indoor waterpark, outdoor adventure lagoon, amphitheater, restaurants, retail outlets, and a Native American Marketplace, creating a unique experience for visitors and locals alike.
Scissortail Park is a 70-acre urban oasis stretching from the heart of downtown Oklahoma City to the banks of the Oklahoma River. The entire park is now open, with the Upper Park and Lower Park seamlessly connected by the iconic Skydance Bridge. Visitors can enjoy native prairie grasses, colorful flower gardens, and tree-lined walkways, as well as paddle boating on the lake. The park also hosts concerts on the 6-acre Great Lawn, a Night Market on select evenings, and a weekly Farmer’s Market on Saturdays.
Home to the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Paycom Center has been at the heart of downtown since 2008, hosting over 1,200 events and welcoming more than 10 million fans. From Thunder games to concerts by top artists, the arena keeps the city buzzing.
In 2025, the Thunder captured Oklahoma City’s first NBA Championship, defeating the Indiana Pacers in a thrilling Game 7. Finals MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the young team delivered record-breaking play and a downtown parade that united the city.
Game nights continue to energize downtown—filling streets and venues, boosting local pride, and drawing visitors and investment. Living here puts you steps from the roar of 18,000+ fans and all the action without traffic hassles.
A new $900M+ state-of-the-art arena breaks ground in early 2026, with completion expected in summer 2028. Designed by MANICA Architecture, it will feature a 360-degree glass wall and become the Thunder’s next home, elevating downtown excitement even further.
Oklahoma boasts a rapidly growing night scene. Whether you're eating along the Bricktown Canal, catching a movie at Harkins Theatre, or stepping out for a drink - you're sure to find many things fun in Bricktown.
The Oklahoma City Convention Center, a $288 million publicly funded project, opened in January 2021 east of Scissortail Park along Robinson Blvd. The 500,000-square-foot center features a 200,730 sq. ft. exhibit hall, a 29,874 sq. ft. ballroom with a terrace overlooking the park, and 27 meeting rooms totaling nearly 45,000 sq. ft. of meeting space.
Its design draws inspiration from the surrounding environment: Level 1 reflects the warm earth, Level 2 the horizon, and Level 3 the colorful Oklahoma sky.
Across the street, the Omni Oklahoma City Hotel offers 605 luxurious rooms, including 29 suites, with views of Scissortail Park and the downtown skyline. The hotel blends entertainment, dining, and city heritage, conveniently located near Bricktown, Paycom Center, and the Convention Center.
Riversport OKC is a project of the RIVERSPORT Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that gives people the chance to do more—and be more—than they thought possible. The focus is on outdoor adventure, fitness, and encouraging people to take on new challenges, whether they are complete beginners or training as Olympic hopefuls.
Riversport believes that enjoying the outdoors is central to a healthy, active lifestyle and has developed RIVERSPORT Adventures and programs to take people out of the ordinary and into truly extraordinary experiences.
Since 1993, Oklahoma City’s MAPS (Metropolitan Area Projects) program has transformed the city through community-backed investment in sports, recreation, cultural, and convention facilities. Funded by a temporary one-cent sales tax, MAPS has allowed the city to build world-class projects debt-free, revitalizing downtown and improving quality of life citywide.
The latest phase, MAPS 4, a $978 million, 16-project initiative, continues that legacy with investments in the Innovation District, a multipurpose outdoor stadium, beautified corridors, and programs supporting neighborhoods and human services. MAPS 4 ensures Oklahoma City remains vibrant, connected, and positioned for long-term growth.
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