Michael Shuck

Michael brings over 25 years of design, management and construction experience to every project that he works on. He grew up working at Shuck and Sons Construction, a family run construction company. He attended Oklahoma State University where he earned a degree in Architecture and a minor in Sociology.

Michael started his professional career in architecture working in Kansas on projects that focused on building communities for several universities, school districts, and public institutions. Highlighting his work with universities was the 250,000 square foot technology center at Pittsburg State University. The technology center was consider the most advanced center of its kind at the time when it was completed. Michael’s work with public institutions included several projects with the rapidly growing Greater Wichita YMCA where he designed several recreational facilities, aquatic playgrounds and skate parks.

In 2004, Michael moved back to Oklahoma to focus his career on more complex and demanding projects. He achieved a high level of success and has been recognized for this work with many national and international awards. His awards include the 2009 International Architecture Award from the Chicago Athenaeum for both the Gaylord-Pickens Oklahoma Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City and ImageNet Consulting in Houston, Texas. He has received further recognition with the publication of his projects. Kirkpatrick Oil Hennessey in Hennessey, Oklahoma has been published internationally twice in Hinge published in Hong Kong and International New Architecture published in China. He was especially honored to have his work for ImageNet Consulting on the cover of Interior Design.