Every project begins with alignment — that’s where success is built. Omō’s preconstruction framework gives owners clarity from day one, guided by research-backed insight and a commitment to design integrity and cost stewardship.

This approach has delivered measurable results: saving $15 million on the Jim Thorpe Memorial Building renovation and $500,000 on a $2 million historic restoration at Langston University’s Allied Health Building — all while protecting design intent.

From adaptive reuse developments like Dunbar Commons to boutique retail projects including City + Stars and Clara Vittorio Bridal, each example shows how thoughtful preconstruction leadership transforms complexity into clarity — and vision into value.

Each of these projects reflects Omō’s belief that great outcomes start long before construction. Whether restoring historic landmarks or transforming existing buildings into design-led retail spaces, our role is to bring structure and foresight to the creative process.

By aligning teams early, identifying risks before they surface, and protecting both vision and budget through every decision, Omō helps owners move from uncertainty to clarity — and from concept to completion with confidence.

From the large-scale coordination required for the Jim Thorpe Memorial Building and Langston University’s Allied Health Building to the highly detailed, design-driven work of City + Stars, CLARA VITTORIO, Gardner Studio Headquarters, and LAUD Studio Headquarters, each project demonstrates how strategic preconstruction leadership shapes both process and outcome.