Guernsey, a leader in design and consulting services, has unveiled plans to build its new headquarters in Oklahoma City’s highly anticipated Alley North development. This marks the debut of Oklahoma’s first multi-story mass timber office building, reflecting the company's commitment to sustainability and innovation.

The headquarters will be strategically positioned adjacent to the planned north-south commuter rail line, making it a key component of the firm’s plans for its centennial celebration in 2028, and a forward-thinking move to secure its success for the next 100 years.

“We are excited to announce our new headquarters in Pivot Project’s Alley North Development, where we are not only designing a sustainable and innovative building but also collaborating alongside Vincit Constructors in making history as the first multi-story mass timber office building in Oklahoma,” said Jeff Napoliello, AIA, Executive Vice President and Design Group Director at Guernsey.

Alley North is envisioned as a mixed-use, vibrant hub for commerce, culture, and connectivity, positioning the site as a central point of growth in Oklahoma City. Guernsey’s involvement in this project not only anchors the development but demonstrates confidence in the area’s future.

“The careful incorporation of mass timber in harmony with more traditional elements is intended as a statement to the community about the future of sustainable, innovative design and construction,” said company leadership.

The new HQ will feature several key elements:

First Mass Timber Office Building in Oklahoma

‍A sustainable multi-story office building with reduced carbon emissions, faster construction, and enhanced aesthetic appeal.

Major Equity Partner in Alley North Development

‍Guernsey’s investment underscores its dedication to the success of the Alley North development.

Support for Planned Commuter Rail Line

‍Located next to the planned commuter rail, Guernsey backs this transformative transportation project for the future.

Sustainable and Human-Centered Design

‍The building will emphasize wellness, sustainable materials, and energy-efficient systems.

Branded Bike and Scooter Share Program

‍Aiming to promote sustainable commuting options for employees.

“We have a vision for the future of work-life integration, and we’re just so excited to share it with OKC. We believe in connection – connection to each other, connection to the community, connection to the environment,” said Jared Stigge, CEO of Guernsey.

Guernsey’s new headquarters aligns with its long-term goals for innovation and sustainable urban development, ensuring its place as a key player in Oklahoma City’s growth.

For more details, visit: Guernsey’s New HQ.