Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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The iconic Sunshine Cleaners building in okc, abandoned since the 1980s, has found new life. This video documents its history as an abandoned places and its remarkable transformation through adaptive reuse architecture. You'll see how this former industrial site became a vibrant craft beer brewery, offering a unique stop on any oklahoma travel guide.
In 2015 the abandoned building would be given a second chance at life. New owners Ben Sellers, Jonathan Dodson, and David Wanzer purchased the building for $725,000 with visions of a brewery and tap room and offices. They took extra steps to add it to the National Register of Historic Places in 2016, a testimony to the buildings long and rich history. Everyone was arguably most excited to see the iconic neon sign light up again that has loomed over Classen Boulevard for decades. The developer of the project was Pivot Project partnering with Gardner Architects and Lingo Construction. After all was said and done the total redevelopment cost was around $3.93 million. Opening as Stonecloud Brewing in the summer of 2017, it has become a hub of enjoyable leisures for Oklahoma City residents.
Thank you to Prairie Nation Creative for producing and donating this documentary for us!
Prairie-Creative.com Be sure to check out the Feature Documentary on a really cool abandoned hotel!
Amazon Prime: amazon.com/Forever-Majestic-Caitlen-Taylor/dp/B09VB6R4J7
YouTube Movie: youtube.com/watch?v=lPdSLoSv-rw
Other links: ForeverMajesticFilm.com
After a shady fire, city corruption, and 10 years of neglect, activists race to save the abandoned Majestic Hotel from demolition.
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AbandonedOK.com/sunshine-cleaners
The iconic Sunshine Cleaners building in okc, abandoned since the 1980s, has found new life. This video documents its history as an abandoned places and its remarkable transformation through adaptive reuse architecture. You'll see how this former industrial site became a vibrant craft beer brewery, offering a unique stop on any oklahoma travel guide.
In 2015 the abandoned building would be given a second chance at life. New owners Ben Sellers, Jonathan Dodson, and David Wanzer purchased the building for $725,000 with visions of a brewery and tap room and offices. They took extra steps to add it to the National Register of Historic Places in 2016, a testimony to the buildings long and rich history. Everyone was arguably most excited to see the iconic neon sign light up again that has loomed over Classen Boulevard for decades. The developer of the project was Pivot Project partnering with Gardner Architects and Lingo Construction. After all was said and done the total redevelopment cost was around $3.93 million. Opening as Stonecloud Brewing in the summer of 2017, it has become a hub of enjoyable leisures for Oklahoma City residents.
Thank you to Prairie Nation Creative for producing and donating this documentary for us!
Prairie-Creative.com Be sure to check out the Feature Documentary on a really cool abandoned hotel!
Amazon Prime: amazon.com/Forever-Majestic-Caitlen-Taylor/dp/B09VB6R4J7
YouTube Movie: youtube.com/watch?v=lPdSLoSv-rw
Other links: ForeverMajesticFilm.com
After a shady fire, city corruption, and 10 years of neglect, activists race to save the abandoned Majestic Hotel from demolition.
Sponsor a future episode of Abandoned Atlas!
abandonedatlas.com/sponsor-aaf
